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There was a great deal in the Budget documents, but one paragraph in the Red Book stuck out.

It might be an easy thing to overlook when we are busy pursuing our careers in tax, but even the busiest of us should pause to remember the beginning of our journey – when we first entered the

If an error or omission leading to a loss of tax is uncovered, a voluntary disclosure should be made to HMRC as soon as possible.

Late payment interest is charged on underpaid taxes in order to represent ‘commercial restitution’; that is to compensate the Exchequer for the loss of the use of monies during the period the tax h

The 2024/25 tax year is effectively the ‘base year’ for triggering Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax compliance from 6 April 2026.

AI for Tax is a new short course designed to help kick start AI learning.

Remote and flexible working are now a common fact of working life. The rapid increase in their adoption is due in no small part to the extensive changes in working practices during Covid.

The proposal to remove the VAT exemption (Item 1, Group 6, Schedule 9 to the VAT Act 1994) on private school fees was announced in the Labour Party’s election manifesto in 2019, and repea

Budget Special

It is impossible to write about the Budget, given its timing.

On 5 July, the nation awoke to a landslide election victory for Labour, with the Conservatives recording their lowest number of seats since 1832 and the Liberal Democrats becoming the largest t