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Even if you legally claimed furlough support, you might be subject to an HMRC investigation. Here’s what you can do.

HMRC has informed ICAEW’s Tax Faculty of a delay to the processing time to set up any new variable direct debits (DDs) to pay employers’ PAYE from 22 March onwards. HMRC has indicated to ICAEW that employers need to allow extra time to set up any new variable DDs to...

ICAEW urges those planning to claim the UK state pension to check their national insurance (NI) record before 5 April 2023. Currently, voluntary contributions can be made to plug gaps back to April 2006, but this will be curtailed from April. The Tax Faculty has...

It’s best to understand why and how tax investigations happen so you’re not completely caught off guard. Here’s what you need to know.

Corporation tax rates are changing for corporation tax years, starting on 1 April 2023. From this date, there will no longer be a single corporation tax rate for non-ring-fenced company profits. For most companies, the small profits tax rate will be 19% for profits of...

Since Brexit, there have been several changes to the tax rates for VAT on products coming into the country and vice versa.

King’s individual employment law rights, with a number of Bills currently on their way to become law that will change existing, and provide additional, rights to employees that will help them to better balance their work and personal commitments, which is set to make...

If you haven’t by now, you’ll need to ensure you file your return before midnight on 31 January. Failure to do so risks fines and even an investigation.

Our article will explain the most significant changes from the Autumn Statement and how they could affect you.

Property owners are liable to pay a number of taxes when running a buy-to-let business. Here’s what you need to know.