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As a not-for-profit organisation, the CIOT’s primary purpose is to promote education in taxation with a key aim of achieving a more efficient and less complex tax system for all.

The CIOT responded to HM Treasury’s consultation on higher rates of stamp duty land tax (SDLT) on purchases of additional residential properties, published on 28 December 2015.

We continue to be concerned at the lack of English translations of some important opinions and judgments of the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU).

The Autumn Statement announced, for both tax-free childcare (TFC) and the extended provision of free childcare, a revised minimum weekly income level per parent equivalent to 16 hours at the nation

In our response to a consultation about tackling exploitation in the labour market issued by the Department for Business, Innovation and

The Scottish Government published its draft Budget 2016–17 in December and announced its tax proposals for 2016–17. In particular, the first Scottish Rate of Income Tax (SRIT) will be set at 10%.

As a member of the Issues Overview Group, I have been involved in obtaining feedback from members over the past year on issues relating to HMRC service standards, resulting in three items making it

By the time you read this issue of Tax Adviser I will have been in my role for around seven weeks.

HMRC said on GOV.UK that the main tax announcements in the Autumn Statement were tax credits (and tax-free child care), SDLT (higher rate for second homes and buy-to-let) and making tax digital.

LITRG, ATT and CIOT responded to the Treasury’s consultation on the future of pensions tax relief.