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HMRC revise process for claiming employment expenses
From 14 October 2024, HMRC will require claims for PAYE employment expenses to be made using Form P87, and for supporting evidence to be provided to prove eligibility. This is in response to risk identified earlier in 2024 around whether claimants...
Direct payment scheme for IHT extended to investment providers
The direct payment scheme which allows personal representatives (PRs) to pay IHT from the deceased’s funds has been extended to investment providers.For many years HMRC have operated a direct payment scheme which allows PRs to instruct banks,...
GB import checks further delayed
HMRC have updated various customs guidance notes to reflect extension of the waiver of import requirements for goods from the EU (and other territories that did not have requirements before 1 January 2021) until 31 January 2025. Originally, the...
Scottish Parliament passes Aggregates Tax Bill
The Aggregates Tax and Devolved Taxes Administration (Scotland) Bill has been approved by the Scottish Parliament and will become law when it receives royal assent. Scottish aggregates tax will replace aggregates levy in Scotland, becoming the third...
Luxembourg tax treaty updated
HMRC have published the ‘synthesised’ version of the UK/Luxembourg Double Taxation Convention. This is a version of the 1967 treaty, incorporating relevant Multilateral Instrument changes....
OECD publishes new agreement for Amount B
The Inclusive Framework on BEPS has published a new Model Competent Authority Agreement which aims to help jurisdictions with limited resources implement Amount B of Pillar One. In its press release, the OECD reiterates that further work on the...
HMRC review Agent Dedicated Line
From 7 October 2024, HMRC are making the following changes to its Agent Dedicated Line (ADL), reports the CIOT:advisers will help with both self-assessment and PAYE queries, following agent feedback that a combined resource would be more efficient in...
E-filing pilot goes live in the Administrative Court Office
The Courts and Tribunals Judiciary has announced that the E-filing pilot scheme went live in the Administrative Court Office on 1 October 2024.This is the external element of CE-File, the online system that allows court users to file claims and...
New guidance on information sharing to prevent economic crime
The Home Office has published new guidance on the information sharing measures in the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023. The guidance is aimed at regulated businesses under the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations, ‘to provide greater...
Tax evasion still a problem, HMRC figures suggest
Over 16,700 individuals disclosed tax evasion or tax avoidance to HMRC in 2022/23, up from 13,820 disclosures in the previous tax year, according to HMRC data seen by Accountancy Group UHY Hacker Young.While some of this increase could be explained...
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