A group of landlords have lost their High Court attempt to force a judicial review of legislation to reduce tax relief on buy-to-let interest payments from April 2017.
CIOT urges chancellor to reform tax policy making
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) have written an open letter to Phillip Hammond asking him to reform the way tax policy is made in the UK.
Careless error leads to pensions charge
In Peter Browne v HMRC [2016] TC05331 a careless delay in transferring funds between pension plans led to an unauthorised payment charge for the taxpayer.
Northern Ireland Corporation Tax
HMRC's draft guidance on the new Northern Ireland Corporation Tax regime paves the way for a lower rate of Corporation Tax than the rest of the UK.
Managing Pay As You Earn in real time: challenges faced by micro-employers
It's official: RTI is confusing for small employers. HMRC have published new Real Time Information (RTI) research findings; “Managing Pay As You Earn in real time: challenges faced by micro-employers”. This looks at what drives reporting errors and how HMRC can help micro-employers meet RTI reporting requirements.
A Scottish approach to taxation call for evidence
The Scottish Parliament has published a consultation: 'A Scottish approach to taxation call for evidence' ahead of developing a new approach to taxation.
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