An amendment drafted by CIOT for Conservative peer Lord Leigh of Hurley, a chartered tax adviser, passed in a vote in the House of Lords on the National Insurance Contributions (Employer Pensions C
This follows a recent radio programme examining the potential scale and nature of false self-employment in the UK labour market.
CIOT had said the Finance Bill as a whole will mean ‘more taxpayers, more tax returns and more work for tax collectors, as well as taxpayers and their advisers’.
The Lords inquiry saw substantial engagement from both organisations, with John Bunker and Emma Chamberlain appearing as witnesses for CIOT and Helen Thornley for ATT.
‘John Barnett, vice-president of the CIOT, said there are many wealthy Americans clamouring to gain the right to reside in the UK following the election of Trump.
CIOT and ATT views and analysis were cited in 28 different debates during the Finance Bill’s committee stage, as MPs subjected the Bill to clause-by-clause scrutiny over five days in January and Fe
These were some of the questions facing ATT Deputy President Barry Jefferd when he was invited to take on the role of ‘Brookfield’s accountant’ as a guest on an edition of The Archers Podcast
Originally established as the IR35 Forum following a commitment in the 2011 Budget to improve the administration of IR35, the group now operates under its broader name of HMRC’s Employment Status a
These suggestions for reform call on HMRC and the government to implement practical reforms to improve compliance, reduce errors and improve taxpayers’ and agents’ interactions with the tax system.
