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The ‘IR35’ rules are designed to prevent the avoidance of tax and national insurance contributions through the use of personal service companies and partnerships. The rules do not stop individuals
HMRC have launched yet another disclosure opportunity this time aimed at undisclosed credit card sales. The Credit Card Sales Campaign is an opportunity for those affected to bring their tax
Money and payment systems are intrinsically linked. In order for an asset to function as a medium of exchange, there needs to be a secure way of transferring that asset
UK-based multinationals will have to report to HMRC where they make profits and pay taxes around the world, as Britain takes the lead to clamp down on international tax avoidance,
A week may be a long time in politics but it seems as though a month may be an even longer time in retail management. On the 1st September 2014,
The government has announced that the Autumn Statement 2014 will take place on 3 December. The government is seeking views of businesses, charities and members of the public, as to
Increasingly we are seeing business owners having to back out of complex avoidance schemes, in favour of decent and transparent tax planning. At IN-Accountancy, we believe in being a ‘safe
New company car advisory fuel rates have been published which took effect from 1 September 2014. HMRC’s website states: ‘These rates apply to all journeys on or after 1 September
The one-stop VAT service starts from 1 January 2015 for businesses supplying what are collectively known as ‘digital services’ in the EU. The effect of the measures are that a
HMRC have confirmed that employers with fewer than 50 employees will face automated in-year penalties for late real-time PAYE returns from 6 March 2015 which is later than had originally
The Office for National Statistics has announced that the latest statistics, based on the period May to July 2014, show that employment continued to rise and unemployment continued to fall.
For those individuals who have previously submitted ‘paper’ self assessment tax returns the deadline for the 2013/14 return is 31 October 2014. Returns submitted after that date must be submitted
