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The CIOT have submitted several suggestions to HMT to improve the employment taxes and pensions tax systems, including a working from home expenses deduction, allowing employer reimbursed b

The proposal for a requirement that large businesses notify HMRC about ‘uncertain tax treatments’ will be legislated for in Finance Bill 2021/ 22 and will apply in respect of returns that are requi

The CIOT commented on the draft legislation introducing a measure enabling publication by HMRC of information relating to tax avoidance schemes.

The CIOT has submitted comments on the draft Finance Bill 2021/ 22 legislation on increasing the normal minimum pension age for pensions tax and the pension ‘Scheme Pays’ reporting deadline

Just under two years ago, the Labour and Conservative parties headed towards a general election as far apart on tax policy as at any time since the early 1980s.

One of the cleverest – but most misunderstood (and often incorrect) – parts of the tax system is the tax code.

Now the world is starting to return to some form of normality and people are returning to offices, we expect to see a return of short-term business travellers to the UK, including directors of

The coronavirus pandemic sadly forced many couples to cancel, delay or significantly scale back their wedding plans.

Ensuring that you’re operating securely in cyber space can be a daunting prospect, but there’s plenty of advice and guidance available to help you make sure you’re getting it right. 

There are some particular processes for income tax and capital gains tax, and some specific rules applying, when an individual dies and for the estate.