The 2024 Spring Budget introduced major changes to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals. The new Labour government’s Budget on 30 October incorporated most of the changes announced by its ...
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One of the biggest losers in the recent Autumn Budget was the personal pension pot left to the beneficiaries of an estate. But, bringing these within the scope of Inheritance Tax (IHT) from 6 April ...
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It’s official, Donald Trump will return to office on 20 January when he will, again, be inaugurated as US President.
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What are the Main Political Parties’ Election Tax Policies?As we move towards 2024 and closer to the next General Election, people are wondering what tax policies to expect from the main political ...
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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 ...
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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.
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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 ...
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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 ...
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Amazon has won its fight against an EU judgement forcing it to pay about €250m in back taxes to Luxembourg in a significant blow to competition chief Margrethe Vestager's crusade against preferential ...
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HMRC are currently sending out letters to taxpayers requesting more information on overseas income and gains, which may not have previously been disclosed to HMRC. This letter has been sent because ...
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