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  • City Moves for 1 July 2015 | Who’s switching jobs

    June 30, 2015

    EY Scott McCubbin has been appointed IPO leader for the UK & Ireland at the professional services firm. He has been at the firm for 10 years, most recently as transaction advisory services partner. McCubbin has particular experience negotiating the IPO process for FTSE and Aim clients. Cantor Fitzgerald Europe The financial services group has [...]

  • Greek debt crisis: George Osborne vows to help British pensioners, businesses and holiday makers

    June 29, 2015

    Chancellor George Osborne has said that the government will protect British pensioners, businesses and holiday makers who stand to lose money in the ongoing Greek debt crisis.   In a special statement to the House of Commons yesterday, Osborne said that Britain is “prepared” in a “rapidly changing situation”.   “Britain’s attitude to the developing [...]

  • HMRC looks to shut down thousands of businesses due to unpaid tax bills

    June 28, 2015

    HMRC applied to shut down 3,000 businesses last year to meet unpaid tax bills, according to research released today by online finance market Funding Options. The tax authority was successful in gaining court orders to wind up 1,887 businesses over their tax debts, a four per cent rise from 2013’s 1,816. Once a business is [...]

  • UK property prices: Property sales tick up in May – but the outlook is uncertain

    June 23, 2015

    The number of UK residential properties sold climbed in May, new data show. A total of 98,540 properties changed hands, according to figures released by HMRC yesterday. It marks a rise on April’s 97,610. However the market is slower than it was a year ago when 101,710 properties were sold. The figures translate to a [...]

  • Raids on premises treble in HMRC tax evasion crackdown

    June 21, 2015

    The number of raids carried out on premises has trebled in the last four years, as part of government investigations into tax evasion. Almost 600 property raids were carried out this year by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), following increased pressure from the government to meet its target of 1,165 tax evasion prosecutions set out [...]

  • Expats beware: Working abroad could lose you money in the long run

    June 18, 2015

    Moving abroad for work can be a very appealing prospect – there are higher salaries, lower tax rates and an undeniable sense of excitement.   But doing so can often lead to financial losses down the line, according to financial advice firm AES International.   They calculate that many of the 78,000 Britons leaving the [...]

  • Government fails to meet civil service cut pledge: DWP employs more than 81,000 while DCMS has just 570

    June 17, 2015

    The coalition government failed to meet its pledge to cut the number of civil servants, new figures show.    There were 406,140 civil servants employed across government departments in the first quarter of this year – a slight increase on the back end of 2014, and a 15 per cent reduction since 2010, according to [...]

  • HMRC pays out its highest ever amount to tax whistleblowers

    June 14, 2015

    HMRC paid a record amount to tax informants in the year ending 31 March, City law firm RPC said today. The state tax collector paid out £605,000, up 50 per cent on the previous year. Experts suggest it is because of increased awareness of the rewards available for information. “HMRC does not widely publicise the [...]

  • Tax evaders in prison less time

    May 31, 2015

    HMRC is cracking down on smaller tax evaders, according to research published today by law firm Pinsent Masons. The pursuit of smaller cases has pushed the average length of custodial sentences given to criminal tax evaders from 41.3 months in 2011 to 17.7 months in 2014. Meanwhile, the total number of tax evaders given a [...]

  • HMRC waives £100 late tax return fines to prioritise “major” investigations

    May 30, 2015

    Thousands of people who missed the deadline for filing tax returns will be let off of fines handed out for late payment, it has been revealed. HMRC will waive the charge for anyone who offers a "reasonable" excuse for being late, the Daily Telegraph reports citing a leaked internal memo from the government department, to [...]

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