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I was recently musing about the terms under which Santa’s elves might work.

We round up the activities of HMRC’s employment taxes forums, which are attended by CIOT volunteers, in the previous quarter: (i) Employment and Payroll Group, (ii) Collection of Student Loans Cons

The government are giving people more choice on how their health and wellbeing needs are met.

Brexit hung over this year’s party conference season like a big black cloud. For pro-Europeans it portended storms ahead and blanketed everything beneath it in a suffocating gloom.

Issues for low income taxpayers

This year marks the 20th anniversary since the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) was set up by John Andrews (then President of the CIOT) as an initiativ

In responding to the government’s consultation on off-payroll working in the private sector, the CIOT, ATT and LITRG all questioned the ‘success’ or otherwise of the public sector changes, before g

Every child knows that a gold medal is the top Olympic award and a gold star marks the highest classroom achievement.

The CIOT has responded to HMRC’s consultation on simplifying the tax and administrative treatment of short term business visitors (STBV) from foreign permanent establishments (‘overseas branches’)

The issue affects those who earn over the £10,000 needed to trigger auto enrolment, but below (or not very much above) the ever increasing personal allowance and who are enrolled in a net pay pensi

The remit of the Employment Taxes Sub-Committee covers all aspects of employment taxes, from PAYE payroll processes and benefits-in-kind (including optional remuneration arrangements and terminatio