The CIOT and LITRG have responded jointly to the Senedd’s Finance Committee inquiry into how the devolved taxes align with the Welsh government’s principles and how successful the administr
LITRG has commented on two measures in the draft Finance Bill 2020‑21.
Licence renewals
Our response to the Public Accounts Committee’s inquiry ‘Tackling the tax gap’ (tinyurl.com/y4bzq6kr) called for a simpler tax system and better guidance in order to reduce mistakes.&n
HMRC’s call for evidence on raising standards in the tax advice market closed on 28 August. CIOT, LITRG and ATT each responded to the consultation.
The CIOT response to HMRC’s consultation on the Charter was reported in September’s edition of Tax Adviser. This item summarises key points from the responses of LITRG and ATT.
CIOT, ATT and LITRG have all participated in the first, high level, stage of the Office of Tax Simplification’s call for evidence on the Capital Gains Tax Simplification Review published on
Our response to the government review of the HMRC Charter focuses on the lack of negative consequences for HMRC if they fail to meet their Charter obligations and suggests consideration should be g
CIOT and LITRG made submissions in response to the call for views published by the Finance and Constitution Committee of the Scottish Parliament in relation to its pre-Budget scrutiny 2021-22.
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group are watching the government’s progress on developing pensions dashboards – a means by which individuals in future should be able to view all of their pension saving
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group welcomes publication of a call for evidence on the administration of pensions tax relief, hoping that it will result in redressing the balance for low incom
