Crackdown on hauliers in the Midlands
A taskforce tackling tax dodgers in the haulage industry in the Midlands was launched today by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).
Campaign offers chance to settle tax bills
Taxpayers who have failed to submit tax returns are being offered the chance to come forward and pay up under a new HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) campaign.
First Tax Assurance Commissioner Report published
The first report by the new Tax Assurance Commissioner at HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), detailing the department’s new approach to resolving disputes with taxpayers, has been published today.
£200 million digital investment supports growth and empowers millions
HM Revenue and Customs’ Digital Services are to be transformed by £200 million of Government investment, as taxpayers get direct access to their tax affairs.
Tax credits claimants have one month to renew claims
Tax credits claimants are being reminded that they have one month to renew their claims by the 31 July deadline or their payments might stop.
Charities go online to claim gift aid
More than 12,000 charities have registered with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to claim gift aid online since a new online service was launched eight weeks ago.
Record numbers of employers report PAYE in real time
More than 1.4 million employer PAYE schemes are now reporting to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) in real time since the launch of new tax reporting requirements in April.
Tax adviser’s trust scheme blocked
A tax avoidance scheme which routed profits of a tax advisory business through employee benefit trusts has been closed by a tribunal.
Avoidance scheme lands Abbeyland with liability
A property development company has failed in its attempt to avoid paying tax on a property sale by creating a “loss” of £1.6 million. It used a scheme that involved buying and surrendering investment bonds issued by a life assurance company.
Corby job agencies targeted in minimum wage blitz
Employment agencies in Corby are being investigated by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) on suspicion of significantly underpaying employees the National Minimum Wage, as part of a newly launched multi-agency taskforce to tackle migrant labour abuse
£4m windfall for underpaid workers
More than 26,000 workers denied the National Minimum Wage by their employers have received a £4 million windfall after action by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
HMRC tax tribunal victory saves £190m
The sale of over £6 million of shares for a mere £592 lay at the heart of a tax avoidance scheme which would have left the UK taxpayer to pick up the tab, a tax Tribunal has heard.
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