Tertiary legislation for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax
The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) respond to the HMRC consultation Tertiary legislation for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax.
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Remember to assess your seasonal workers for auto-enrolment
Auto-enrolment rules have been in place for 10 years now and under them, employers have a duty to assess whether they have any eligible staff who should be placed in a workplace pension scheme and
The continuing rise of hybrid working
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a substantial, ongoing increase in the number of people working flexibly – whether working remotely from home full time or combining home and the office/workpl
Hot under the collar
The recent heatwave saw a new UK high temperature record of 40.3C being set, beating the 2019 record of 38.7C.
HMRC releases latest figures on coronavirus support scheme fraud and error
In a recent policy paper, HMRC provided an update on their work tackling fraud and error in the main covid support schemes, together with their latest estimates of the amounts involved.
Pushing back on Electronic Sales Suppression
HMRC has recently reported visiting businesses across the country and making three arrests as part of a day of action against Electronic Sales Suppression (ESS).
Holiday help for parents
With the school holidays now under way, employees may appreciate a reminder that the Tax Free Childcare (TFC) scheme can be used to help pay not just for term time childcare, but also holiday clubs
2022 Articles
August 2022
HMRC’s plan for a ‘Business Census’ needs careful consideration
The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) thinks that HMRC’s publication of a new consultation today is far too important a subject to be left just to the tax community because of the wide scop
VAT registration changes from 1 August
The recently released Agent Update 98 contained the following information from HMRC about upcoming changes to VAT registration: