Tax Online Blog

The loan charge is an attempt to tax certain so-called ‘disguised remuneration’ schemes under which employees, workers or contractors are paid not through wages or salary subject to payroll taxes,... Read more

Making Tax Digital (MTD) will become effective from 1 April 2019. It’s a government initiative that requires businesses with an annual turnover above the VAT threshold (£85k) to submit their... Read more

The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has published a timely report entitled ‘Guidance for taxpayers: a vision for the future’. The report’s vision is for guidance geared to the needs of users,... Read more

What’s new in our plethora of tax online services? Steve Savory summarises the highlights. Read more

Mark McLaughlin highlights some important provisions in the latest Finance Bill and notes some other measures still to come. Read more

Class 1A NIC: repaid private fuel constituted a benefit for company fuel card holders Extended periods of time allowed for a company’s fuel card holders to provide details to the company of their... Read more

HMRC issues guidance on Brexit no-deal HMRC has issued a range of guidance notices informing the public and businesses of the implications of the UK leaving the EU without a formal withdrawal... Read more

The government has made no secret of its approach that ‘sooner is better’ when it comes to tax receipts into the Exchequer. In particular, legislation is to be introduced (in Finance Act 2019)... Read more

PERSONAL TAXATION ATT update on SA filing exclusions and ‘specials’ The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) has published an article, to follow up on a ‘Talking Points’ webinar from HMRC in... Read more

The publication of the fifth edition of Tax Planning for Farm & Land Diversification is extremely timely as the farming world approaches the uncertainties of Brexit and pure farming profits continue... Read more