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HMRC Success Against Bernie Ecclestone :  What does this mean for those of us that aren't billionaires?Its been widely publicised that HMRC have been successful in their criminal investigation of ...

New Pension Lump Sum and Death Benefit Allowance-    Draft legislation will impact beneficiaries of death benefits that choose incomeIt was a very welcome surprise when the Chancellor announced in this ...

HMRC continue to become aware of taxpayers who may be in receipt of income/gains from overseas assets via automatic exchange of information with other countries. This has led to a significant ...

It is being widely reported in the press that HMRC are targeting individuals that have claimed non-resident status for UK tax purposes during the Covid-19 pandemic.As we well know the pandemic caused ...

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Following the Covid-19 pandemic which blighted the UK economy the Wealth Tax Commission were tasked with finding ways in which the UK government could recoup the costs of the pandemic. The Commission ...

The normal time limit for a person to fill gaps in their national insurance (NI) record is six years, but transitional arrangements allow gaps to be filled back to 2006/07. The deadline for making ...

The Pandora papers involved the release of millions of documents from a number of different offshore financial service providers, revealing amongst other financial activities, serious tax avoidance ...

The government announced in the Autumn Budget 2021 that it would reform the way that trading profits are allocated to tax years for income tax purposes. These changes are commonly referred to as the ...

With HMRC under pressure to collect more tax owed, it is moving away from the tolerance shown during the pandemic and back towards a normal level of debt enforcement activity.