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On 29 July, the government published for consultation draft legislation on the abolition of the furnished holiday lettings tax regime, the transitional country-by-country reporting safe harbour ant

Our new Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves has already announced next steps and draft legislation on a series of priority tax commitments ahead of a full announcement and costing at the Budg

Passing technical examinations is central to becoming a member of the CIOT.

Anyway, for the benefit of those of you who do not know me a brief introduction is appropriate.

During the election campaign, there has been much talk about tax.

Reviewing the updated VAT notices on GOV.UK reveals that on 31 May 2024, these Notices extended HMRC’s expected response time.

The Budget in March 2024 contained proposals for changes to the taxation rules for foreign income and gains and inheritance tax (IHT) deemed domicile rules.

As non-political educational charities, we did not comment on the political manifestos or policies but it is fair to say that taxation has been an important election topic for the political parties

Graham will be known to some of you as a past President of ATT, who has now retired from practice and continues to volunteer with ATT, chairing the ATT Examination Steering Group.

May was another busy month for our technical teams with a number of Budget Day consultation responses that needed to be filed with HMRC and HMT.