HMRC are set to launch a test version of their latest web tool for tax advisers, as the department continues to ramp up its digital services.
The offering known as agent online self-serve (AOSS) will be made available by the end of the year to volunteers, to provide access to details of employer PAYE clients’ tax liabilities and payments.
Users will experience:
The Revenue plans to raise the supervision fees charged to firms under anti-money laundering regulations.
The tax department has launched an informal consultation on the structure of the levies, which was set in 2010 to include a registration and renewal payment of £110 for each premises, and a £50 fit-and-proper test fee per director, beneficial owner, nominated officer and other person exercising effective control of the business.
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