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HMRC have launched a new consultation proposing changes to the tax treatment of the self-employed which will, if introduced, aim to simplify the manner in which their income tax liabilities are ...

We mentioned the new capital allowances “Super-deduction” briefly in our last Budget update but we thought it was worthwhile considering the benefits of this new relief in more detail. The allowance, ...

In previous blogs we have reported on the progress of proposals for a global minimum tax for very large multinationals. Things have moved quickly and we now have an agreement between 130 nations ...

Some of us remember the first time they scurried along to the dusty stamp office and hesitantly asked a gruff Inland Revenue officer to put wax stamps onto a form and then ran back to the their ...

The publication of the first consultation on the notification of uncertain tax treatments in advance of tax returns may have gone unnoticed by many, but it will have a significant impact on large ...

Today it has been announced that TAP have been shortlisted in the category of Boutique Tax Accountancy firm of the year in the prestigious eprivateclient Excellence Awards. We are delighted with the ...

In a recent blog we asked the question - is a global minimum tax for very large multinationals just pie in the sky? The answer turned out to be no. It seems that such a tax is on its way and the ...

Recent press reports have focused on an Inheritance Tax (IHT) snare we commonly see arising in our practice; one which is costing individuals who have not taken adequate advice many millions of ...

In a recent blog we reported that Amazon had won its fight against an EU judgement forcing it to pay about €250m in back taxes to Luxembourg and suggested that such a setback would lead to renewed ...

A former England footballer so good he won the Golden Boot at the 1986 FIFA World Cup now finds himself mired in litigation with HMRC regarding his tax status in his role as a TV presenter. We have ...