Tax

After rolling out into the public sector in April 2017, HMRC’s controversial IR35 tax is set to hit private sector [...]

On this day in 1517, German monk Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door of All Saints’ church [...]

Prison sentence lengths for tax evasion rose by 10 per cent on average last year as the taxman pushed for [...]

Facebook paid just £28m in UK corporation tax in 2018 according to its latest filing at Companies House. This is [...]

Sajid Javid used his major conference speech yesterday to announce a raft of new spending pledges. The chancellor’s focus was [...]

Apple has accused the European Commission of misunderstanding its business as the tech giant’s appeal against a €13bn tax order [...]

An order by the European Commission for Apple to pay a €13bn (£11.5bn) Irish tax bill “defies reality and common [...]

Apple is set to launch a legal challenge tomorrow over an order by the European Commission to pay €13bn (£11.5bn) [...]

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell’s plans to extend the scope of Labour’s proposed financial transactions tax have come under criticism from [...]

Should capital gains tax be raised and aligned with income tax, as it was under Margaret Thatcher? YES, says Robert [...]

The number of British taxpayers who are falling well behind on their tax bills has continued to climb, according to [...]

Under proposed changes to the inheritance tax, the current rules on gift-giving could be cut down from seven years to [...]

Tech giants such as Facebook and Google will face a crackdown to ensure they pay their corporate taxes in full, [...]

Philip Hammond may soon be out of a job. In fact, I would be very surprised if he remains chancellor [...]