Tax

More countries agree to tax standards
Four more developing countries have informed the OECD that they commit to co-operate in the fight against tax abuse.
 

No more tax changes
CIOT says it is crucial that no more changes are announced to taxation in the upcoming budget.
 

Goody marriage saved her two sons massive inheritance tax bill
Inheritance tax would have been significantly harsher had marriage not taken place.
 

Vat refund deadline looms
The VAT refund deadline approaches and companies are reminded that the minimum holiday allowance is also due to increase on the 1st of April.
 

Filing accounts: long-term pains ahead
"In the current economic environment lenders and insurers are thinking harder than ever before about the risks they take on small firms."
 

Discontent over non-dom taxation
KPMG survey reveals one in four non-doms set to quit the UK.
 

G20 Summit must address accounting challenges
ACCA challenges G20 to adopt immediately global reporting language. 
 

A strange romance
The combined use of Ireland and Cyprus can provide a powerful tax mitigation 'tool' for those seeking to minimise both corporate and personal taxes.
 

Business VAT rebate - March deadline
Businesses have until 31 March this year to claim up to 24 years worth of overpaid or under-claimed VAT says KPMG.
 

VAT refund: Time is limited
PricewaterhouseCoopers warns that there is a time limit on claiming VAT refunds.
 

Seeking new havens
KPMG Tax Competitiveness Survey: More businesses considering moving tax residence away from the UK.
 

KPMG: Beware common self assessment errors
HMRC like to remind us that “tax doesn’t have to be taxing.” Although professional advisors may disagree with this statement.
 

A million in court over council tax
Unpaid council tax has seen up to a million appearing in court says Liberal Democrats.
 
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Features

VAT FRAUD
fraud
A barrister has been jailed for five years for VAT fraud and a bogus aircraft engine deal.
A lay preacher and lecturer in law has received two prison sentences totalling ten years
HM REVENUE & CUSTOMS
HMRC
HMRC inspection powers introduced in the Finance Bill 2008 are rethought.
Revenue staff enjoy a far more generous expenses policy than ordinary taxpayers.
NON-DOMICILES
non-domiciles
UK remains best place for resident non-domiciles, industry responds quickly to the changes.
Draft legislation amending the tax position of non-domiciled individuals will hit more people than first thought.