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  • P11D filing deadline looming

    P11D filing deadline looming

    Business Tax

    The deadline for employers to file P11D forms for 2023/24 is 6 July. You need to be aware of a crucial change this year. Why should you check the position even if you've already made the submission?

    04.07.2024
  • Taxpayer victory bucks trend in SDLT row

    Taxpayer victory bucks trend in SDLT row

    Personal Tax

    Stamp duty land tax (SDLT) refund claims have been a target of HMRC investigations over recent years. This is usually due to weak claims for non-residential rates to apply, and HMRC has had a lot of success at the tribunals. However, a taxpayer has just won their case. What was different this time?

    02.07.2024
  • HMRC can't fix Class 2 NI problem

    HMRC can't fix Class 2 NI problem

    Personal Tax

    Some people have been receiving mysterious refunds of Class 2 NI in recent weeks. HMRC has now provided an update on the issue. What’s going on?

    27.06.2024
  • Salary advances: change to reporting rules

    Salary advances: change to reporting rules

    Business Tax

    Where an employer makes part of a salary payment to an employee early, strict rules dictate when this must be included in the payroll real time information reporting. A recent change has relaxed the rules – what do you need to know?

    18.06.2024
  • What do the main parties intend to do with tax?

    What do the main parties intend to do with tax?

    VAT, Business Tax, Personal Tax

    With three weeks to go until the election, the main parties have been making tax-related promises. What do we know so far?

    13.06.2024
  • Supplies were VATable, but assessment was out of time

    Supplies were VATable, but assessment was out of time

    VAT

    HMRC is notoriously strict on taxpayer deadlines, e.g. when making claims for tax relief. However, it must also follow the rules. In a recent tribunal case, HMRC was told it was too late to collect underpaid VAT of nearly £250,000. What went wrong?

    10.06.2024
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