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There has considerable press commentary during the last few weeks about a “copy-cat” website taxreturngateway.  If you Google tax return gateway you will still be

Readers will no doubt be aware that if you are required to file a self-assessment tax return for the tax year ending 5 April 2013,

The internet currency Bitcoins is drawing the attention of US regulators. Recently New York prosecutors confiscated $28 million of the e-currency from the Silk Road

Believe it or not there are a number of assets that you can sell that do not trigger a capital gains tax (CGT) liability. The

We are now in the last quarter of the current tax year that ends 5 April 2014. If you are in business or pay income

 It would seem that HMRC are making progress in their efforts to make larger concerns more responsible when paying tax. Google have been criticised in

As the rush to file outstanding 2013 tax returns gathers pace, HMRC have published ten of the “oddest” excuses for late filing of returns in

Readers are reminded that HMRC do not send communications to tax payers by email. If you receive an email purporting to be from HMRC, it

Although we are now at the beginning of a new calendar year we are in the last quarter of the current tax year. Whether you

 1 January 2014 – Due date for Corporation Tax payable for the year ended 31 March 2013.  19 January 2014 – PAYE and NIC deductions

Where employees are provided with living accommodation, a car or a van, any private use is usually subject to specific scale charges or other rules.

HMRC published the draft Finance Bill 2014 last month. Included were changes to the taxation of certain partnerships. This article discusses the introduction of a

In his Autumn Statement last month George Osborne announced a number of measures to help businesses grow and support families with cost of living pressures.

 HMRC have revealed that 1,566 UK tax payers filed their 2013 self-assessment tax returns on Christmas day. Are we to take this as evidence that

In a recent report prepared by the Public Accounts Committee HMRC was accused of pursuing smaller businesses with more vigour than larger concerns. HMRC was