Paul Bramall and Priya Dutta provide your refresher guide
Government aims to maintain special tax treatment beyond planned reform of Disability Living Allowance
People engaging in tax avoidance schemes that might be considered abusive will be challenged by the tax authorities, will receive little sympathy in court and may be vulnerable to widespread adverse publicity, the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners warned as it unveiled a five-point ‘progr
Extra support for people who need to contact HMRC following a bereavement represents a positive step towards an improved service for bereaved taxpayers, according to the CIOT’s Low Incomes Tax Reform Group.
HMRC has updated five of the toolkits designed to help reduce common errors in the completion of tax returns:
In a new monthly feature, John Endacott looks at recent developments affecting the taxation of private clients, which this month include debate on replacing the 50% tax rate and possibly more property based taxation.
John Cassidy on the clarifications to the LDF
The Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners has introduced a new 'private client diploma' for accounting and tax specialists in England and Wales, focusing on the legal principles and practices underlying the administration of trusts and estates.