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Governments aim to ease FACTA burden
The United States’ Treasury and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have issued regulations relating to the Foreign Account Tax Compliant Act (FATCA), which aims to combat cross-border tax evasion.
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Taxman powers up to take on PAYE dodgers
HMRC have been imbued with a new power to tackle businesses that are highly likely to evade their employment tax obligations. And the taxman is to launch a campaign against failure by high-earners to submit returns.
read more
Governments aim to ease FACTA burden
The United States’ Treasury and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have issued regulations relating to the Foreign Account Tax Compliant Act (FATCA), which aims to combat cross-border tax evasion.
read more
Tax is due on interest element of PPI comp
Tax is not typically due on the repayment element of compensation paid to taxpayers who were mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI), but the additional interest on such payments is taxable.
Basic advice on the matter has been issued by the Revenue, which says most payments of interest will come within the circumstances described.
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Alternative dispute resolution heads south
HMRC are extending the range of their alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process, currently in a trial phase, which aims to provide small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with an additional route through which to settle tax disputes in compliance checks.
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New high as 81% of SA returns filed online
A total of 9.45 million self assessment (SA) tax returns were filed on time this year – the equivalent of 90.4% of taxpayers – and a record 7.65 million, 80.9% of all submissions, were done so digitally, HMRC have announced.
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Taxman powers up to take on PAYE dodgers
HMRC have been imbued with a new power to tackle businesses that are highly likely to evade their employment tax obligations. And the taxman is to launch a campaign against failure by high-earners to submit returns.
read more
Tax is due on interest element of PPI comp
Tax is not typically due on the repayment element of compensation paid to taxpayers who were mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI), but the additional interest on such payments is taxable.
Basic advice on the matter has been issued by the Revenue, which says most payments of interest will come within the circumstances described.
read more
Tax is due on interest element of PPI comp
Tax is not typically due on the repayment element of compensation paid to taxpayers who were mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI), but the additional interest on such payments is taxable.
Basic advice on the matter has been issued by the Revenue, which says most payments of interest will come within the circumstances described.
read more
Alternative dispute resolution heads south
HMRC are extending the range of their alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process, currently in a trial phase, which aims to provide small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with an additional route through which to settle tax disputes in compliance checks.
read more
Governments aim to ease FACTA burden
The United States’ Treasury and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have issued regulations relating to the Foreign Account Tax Compliant Act (FATCA), which aims to combat cross-border tax evasion.
read more
New high as 81% of SA returns filed online
A total of 9.45 million self assessment (SA) tax returns were filed on time this year – the equivalent of 90.4% of taxpayers – and a record 7.65 million, 80.9% of all submissions, were done so digitally, HMRC have announced.
read more
Taxman powers up to take on PAYE dodgers
HMRC have been imbued with a new power to tackle businesses that are highly likely to evade their employment tax obligations. And the taxman is to launch a campaign against failure by high-earners to submit returns.
read more
New high as 81% of SA returns filed online
A total of 9.45 million self assessment (SA) tax returns were filed on time this year – the equivalent of 90.4% of taxpayers – and a record 7.65 million, 80.9% of all submissions, were done so digitally, HMRC have announced.
read more
Alternative dispute resolution heads south
HMRC are extending the range of their alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process, currently in a trial phase, which aims to provide small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with an additional route through which to settle tax disputes in compliance checks.
read more
Tax is due on interest element of PPI comp
Tax is not typically due on the repayment element of compensation paid to taxpayers who were mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI), but the additional interest on such payments is taxable.
Basic advice on the matter has been issued by the Revenue, which says most payments of interest will come within the circumstances described.
read more
New high as 81% of SA returns filed online
A total of 9.45 million self assessment (SA) tax returns were filed on time this year – the equivalent of 90.4% of taxpayers – and a record 7.65 million, 80.9% of all submissions, were done so digitally, HMRC have announced.
read more
Taxman powers up to take on PAYE dodgers
HMRC have been imbued with a new power to tackle businesses that are highly likely to evade their employment tax obligations. And the taxman is to launch a campaign against failure by high-earners to submit returns.
read more
Governments aim to ease FACTA burden
The United States’ Treasury and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have issued regulations relating to the Foreign Account Tax Compliant Act (FATCA), which aims to combat cross-border tax evasion.
read more
Alternative dispute resolution heads south
HMRC are extending the range of their alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process, currently in a trial phase, which aims to provide small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with an additional route through which to settle tax disputes in compliance checks.
read more
