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Payroll and tax are sometimes seen as being quite different disciplines. However, when you scratch below the surface, there are many similarities.

Following on from our article ‘How to sell your practice’ in March 2025, we take a look at the processes involved if you decide that you would like to buy another practice.

Whilst the UK does not impose a direct exit tax on individuals departing its shores (unlike the United States with its expatriation tax under IRC 877A), leaving the UK does come with its own se

Inspired by the openness, success and gravitas of Susan Ball talking about dyslexia during her CIOT presidency, and in line with our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee’s plans for 2025

HMRC released a new consultation on third party data on Spring Statement day, which aims to reform the approach to third party data acquired under HMRC’s bulk data powers (see

We all have bosses. We all need to manage up.

The CIOT is delighted to be in a position to seek views on proposed changes to the Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) qualification.

Ministers and senior officials past and present joined academics, tax advisers and others on 11 March for a one day conference organised by CIOT and ICAEW to reflect on the creation of HM Reve

Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury James Murray delivered his first major speech on taxation at the recent CIOT/ICAEW conference to mark the 20th anniversary of HMRC’s formation (see

Given the scale of the sector and its contribution to the UK economy, this article looks in particular at UK tax resident international footballers.