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New research from HMRC show company cars are becoming more common – and greener.

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We’d like to remind you about a critical requirement for claiming Research and Development (R&D) Tax Relief in the UK.

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UK suppliers planning online events or courses targeting EU audiences should be aware that EU VAT rules for virtual events have changed.

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HMRC may not have as many friends as it claims to have ‘customers’, but is it value for money? We explore the findings of the National Audit Office’s report.

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Lets explain the key aspects of an employee ownership trust, including its benefits to both shareholders and employees, its uses and setting up an EOT.

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In this blog, we look at HMRC enquiries, how they may affect you and the benefits of having fee protection insurance in place.

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Investors in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin should not forget the tax consequences of their digital wallets, says HMRC.

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The government wants businesses to make more use of electronic invoicing to combat VAT fraud and enhance tax collection.

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Raising tax rates is a traditional government strategy to increase tax receipts for HMRC, but this may not be the case for capital gains tax (CGT). This is because taxpayers generally have more control over when gains are realised.

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Since July, it has been illegal for employers to withhold tips from staff. The payment of tips will probably result in a national insurance contribution (NIC) cost for both employer and employees, but this extra cost can be circumvented if a tronc arrangement is used to distribute tips.

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With the dividend allowance now cut to just £500, the number of taxpayers paying tax on dividend income for 2024/25 is expected to be double what it was three years ago.

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The Labour Party’s 2024 manifesto said, ‘We will not increase National Insurance, the basic, higher, or additional rates of Income Tax, or VAT.’ The absence of any comment on CGT meant that Rachel Reeves received persistent questions during the election campaign about a possible increase.