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The professional indemnity insurance market is currently very hard, and many professionals are struggling to find insurance cover on affordable terms.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his third Budget on 27 October, combining it with announcing the results of Spending Review 21, which sets departmental budgets for three years up to 2024/25.

Many of those reading this article will have read about crypto and bitcoin, and may well have a strong opinion that this is a ‘fad’.

A recent question from a CIOT m ember to the Tax Tribunal User Group prompted a discussion about the different types of decision that the First-tier Tribunal might release.

The complexity of the tax system was brought home to me (again) when completing my own tax return recently.

Just under two years ago, the Labour and Conservative parties headed towards a general election as far apart on tax policy as at any time since the early 1980s.

Tax Adviser magazine, and our weekly technical news service emails (CIOT News Service for CTAs and News service for ATTs), are two of the key benefits of membership.

Over the last few years, the outcry for more diversity and inclusion has grown noticeably louder – and rightly so.

What is Black History Month and why do we need it? Why have the CIOT and ATT become supporters of the Charter for Black Talent in Finance and the Professions?

In the June 2018 issue of Tax Adviser, my article ‘The 64-8 questi on’ considered what was then a recent decision of the Upper Tribunal.