Timely payment: CIOT, ATT and LITRG responses
The ATT, CIOT and LITRG have responded to the HMRC call for evidence on more timely payment of tax (that is to say, payments of tax that are both more frequent in nature and are more closel
The ATT, CIOT and LITRG have responded to the HMRC call for evidence on more timely payment of tax (that is to say, payments of tax that are both more frequent in nature and are more closel
The CIOT and LITRG have recently responded to two related HMRC discussion documents in which HMRC asked for views on how best to improve offshore tax compliance and prevent mistakes occurri
The consultation (see tinyurl.com/484a9ett) was seeking views on further proposals to tackle promoters of tax avoidance schemes which complement proposals consulted on in summer 2020 that are now i
The ATT and CIOT held another of their popular webinars on the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme on 19 April, ahead of claims for the fourth round, which opened in late April.
The CIOT, ATT and LITRG recently met the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) to discuss their call for evidence (tinyurl.com/ 2tfzrv2y) looking at whether and in what ways it would be helpful for di
A look at HMRC’s report evaluating the implementation of powers, obligations and safeguards introduced since 2012 and the CIOT, ATT and LITRG’s engagement with the project and HMRC’s Powers
A reminder to members about the update on the CIOT’s website that provides information about HMRC’s letters and ‘certificates of tax position’ to individuals with offshore assets, income or
We have recently published guidance on our websites to help our members and students understand when they might be classified as an ‘intermediary’ under the UK’s regulations which bring int
The Chartered Institute of Taxation has responded to HMRC’s recent consultation, which was seeking comments on proposed changes to penalties for failing to take corrective action in response to a f
A consultation has been launched seeking views on how Making Tax Digital could be extended to corporation tax.