Margaret Hodge’s legacy as chair of the Public Accounts Committee
How will the government’s ‘one nation’ approach apply to tax?
The environment for non-domiciles
Changes to tax breaks designed to promote investment in small and growing firms will deter investors from taking advantage, according to the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT).
The professional body warned that new legislation creates greater complexity and denies relief to existing financiers that want to increase their investments.
Don’t simply follow past years’ P11Ds when preparing the latest forms
Law Society warns over anti-avoidance measures
HMRC’s online plans will not end happily for taxpayers
Tax charity calls for improved guidance
Big four seconded eight staff in 2012-2014
The amount of tax relief claimed by charities grew to £3.31bn in 2014/15, from £3.07bn in 2013/14, according to latest figures from HMRC.
The total amount comprised £1.64bn in business rates relief, £1.2bn from gift aid, £300m in VAT breaks, and £170m worth of stamp duty land tax relief.
The Revenue’s numbers, which are provisional, indicate that reliefs for individuals on gifts to charities increased by £100m to £1.2bn, with rises in inheritance tax relief, higher-rate breaks on gift aid and covenants, and relief on gifts and shares.
Are HMRC seeking to influence the structure of business deals?
The Commons debate of Finance (No 2) Bill 2015