Tax

Individual Voluntary Agreements (IVAs) – what do the VAT changes mean for you?
What exactly is an IVA? Who’s affected? What happens now?
 
 

Bankruptcy Restriction Orders: HRMC gets tough with bankrupt businesses
HMRC clamping down on owners of bankrupt businesses warns City law firm.
 

Question marks over Swiss Tax agreement
Why is there a 2 year window on the Swiss deal?
 

Eurotax proposal is a knee-jerk reaction to Eurozone debt troubles
This talk of Tobin or Robin Hood taxes is nothing new.
 

The England Riots and the tax consequences for businesses
HMRC say they will agree payment schedules with those who are unable to pay their tax bills.
 

US expats facing tax disclosure deadline
‘Second chance or else...’ window ends on 31st August.
 

Cut higher rate tax to increase tax flows urge professionals
As things stand, the opportunity and the incentive for tax avoidance are present.
 

Latest news on UK tax developments
Richard Godmon, tax partner, Menzies LLP tax a look at the latest HMRC tax changes.
 

HMRC must act urgently and get its house in order
Taxation professionals urge HMRC to act quickly on Treasury Committee recommendations.
 

Tax credit renewal deadline fast approaching!
Claimants need to renew by 31 July or their payments will stop.
 

HMRC leniency on tax fraudsters boosts tax intake
Small tax fraudsters to be given the same protection as those coming clean on large scale fraud.
 

Discretionary VAT cuts will restore growth says FSB
Government told to rethink economic growth strategy.
 

Proposals on joining NIC and income tax regimes welcomed
Government right to grasp the nettle of Income Tax/NICs reform says CIOT.
 
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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.