COVID-19: Eat Out to Help Out scheme, and end of VAT payment deferrals
Making Tax Digital future changes
HMRC’s ten-year plan: ‘Building a trusted, modern, tax administration system’
Off-payroll working rules changes from 6 April 2021
30 September 2020 loan charge reporting deadline
Life insurance policy gains top-slicing relief
Delayed VAT reverse charge on building and construction services
Brexit: customs grant scheme
News on COVID-19 from the Pensions Regulator and updates from the Issues Overview Group and Agent Forum
Employer Bulletin Issue 85 (August 2020): covering the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme from August 2020 onwards, workplace pension contributions, the requirement to ensure furloughed employees receive full statutory redundancy pay, the 2020 car benefit changes, and redesign of the PAYE Expenses and Benefits service.
How to make a voluntary disclosure to HMRC: updated section 3.8 on penalties in relation to voluntary disclosures, where the burden falls on the taxpayer (rather than HMRC) to calculate the penalties.
COVID-19: Eat Out to Help Out scheme, and end of VAT payment deferrals
Making Tax Digital future changes
HMRC’s ten-year plan: ‘Building a trusted, modern, tax administration system’
Off-payroll working rules changes from 6 April 2021
30 September 2020 loan charge reporting deadline
Life insurance policy gains top-slicing relief
Delayed VAT reverse charge on building and construction services
Brexit: customs grant scheme
News on COVID-19 from the Pensions Regulator and updates from the Issues Overview Group and Agent Forum
Employer Bulletin Issue 85 (August 2020): covering the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme from August 2020 onwards, workplace pension contributions, the requirement to ensure furloughed employees receive full statutory redundancy pay, the 2020 car benefit changes, and redesign of the PAYE Expenses and Benefits service.
How to make a voluntary disclosure to HMRC: updated section 3.8 on penalties in relation to voluntary disclosures, where the burden falls on the taxpayer (rather than HMRC) to calculate the penalties.
