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  • London Stock Exchange Group unit continues fight against £167m tax bill

    October 15, 2024

    Lawyers for a London Stock Exchange Group unit are set to appear in court today as the company continues its legal battle against a whopping £167m tax bill.

  • Let them tax cake! Top accountant gives alternatives to business-bashing tax hikes

    October 14, 2024

    While rumours swirl of potential hikes to Capital Gains Tax and the employer National Insurance rate, one top tax accountant has said the government should look elsewhere instead of targeted business-related taxes. His suggestion: Cake.

  • Rising buyer confidence boosts UK residential property market

    September 27, 2024

    HMRC data shows that residential property transactions increased due to buyer confience and more mortgage options

  • Pay tax on your gifts, top accountancy firm warns politicians amid Labour row

    September 26, 2024

    Politicians should pay tax on gifts in the same way that other industries and individuals do, a leading accountant has said. Currently, firms and workers in sectors where gifting is commonplace and an element of their profession – such as the media industry or online influencers – are made pay to income tax and, in [...]

  • The ultra rich exodus has made an exit tax tempting. Would it work?

    September 25, 2024

    Millionaires are leaving the UK in record numbers, prompting the Resolution Foundation, an influential left-wing think tank, to propose an exit tax.

  • Freezing orders skyrocketed as HMRC cracks down on suspected criminal activity

    September 23, 2024

    HMRC's use of account freezing orders has jumped by 170 per cent over the last three years, due to its crack-down on suspected criminal behaviour

  • English football referees’ v HMRC: Top UK court dismisses £584,000 tax appeal

    September 16, 2024

    The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal from the football refereeing body regarding the employment status of 60 referees after the body was hit a £584,000 tax bill. HMRC hit Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) with the tax bill after it determined it should have paid taxation and National Insurance payments for the tax [...]

  • Small business tax evasion costing HMRC billions as ‘significant gaps’ persist

    September 9, 2024

    Small business tax evasion has caused the UK to lose billions of pounds of revenue a year as "significant gaps" in the UK's tax authority's strategies persist.

  • The Bank of London Group handed HMRC winding-up order after chief steps down

    September 7, 2024

    The Bank of London Group, a fintech unicorn boasting Peter Mandelson on its board, was handed a winding-up petition by the UK's tax authority just two days after saying its founder would step down as chief executive, City A.M. can reveal.

  • Non-dom policy change could lead to ‘exodus’ of wealthy investors, study finds

    September 4, 2024

    Planned changes to the non-dom tax regime could trigger a “mass exodus” of wealthy investors from the UK, costing the taxpayer around £1bn by the end of this parliamentary term, a new report has warned. The study from Oxford Economics, which polled 72 non-doms and over 50 tax advisors, found nearly two thirds of people [...]

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