LITRG: Is guidance reform high on HMRC’s agenda?
HMRC’s public-facing guidance moved to gov.uk in 2014, as the Government Digital Service took charge of the government’s public facing digital content.
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Working for yourself: life as a sole practitioner in tax
The last few years have driven many of us to take stock of our lives – from assessing the way our careers are unfolding to daydreaming about where we would like to live while we pursue them!
CPD and Professional Indemnity Insurance: key changes to CIOT and ATT regulations and guidance
The last update to the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) regulations and guidance was in 2017 and represented a considerable change to our previous approach.
Life after retirement: your tax qualifications
As I was drafting this article, I found that my uncle, a former RAF engineer, had greeted the news of his terminal diagnosis in a very practical sanguine way: he cancelled all his magazine subscrip
The 2022 party conferences: a bloody battleground
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An obituary for Robin Williamson
The CIOT and ATT are extremely saddened at the death on 4 September 2022 of Robin Williamson MBE CTA (Fellow) MA(Oxon), former Technical Director of the Institute’s Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LI
The metaverse: how to tax virtual goods in the real world
If one thing is certain, it’s that we’re going to live an increasing amount of our lives in the digital world.
A review of HMRC's strategy: a time for reflection
In 1786, Robert Burns wrote about the need ‘to see ourselves as others see us’. If only we could all do the same, we might not act hastily and instead might make better decisions!