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Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD) is a significant change to the UK self-assessment tax system that will impact sole traders, self-employed individuals, and landlords.

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From 1 April 2027, small companies and micro-entities will be required to file additional financial information with Companies House.

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In the era of fake news and AI, it’s often hard to know what headlines are accurate and which are providing false disinformation or fake news.

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From June 2025, HMRC began to issue simple assessment letters to those who are not required to make full self assessment returns.

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Interest rates levied by HMRC for early and late payments are linked to the Bank of England base rate.

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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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The government is showing no signs of changing its plans to levy inheritance tax (IHT) on pensions.

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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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“To be prepared is half the victory” as Miguel de Cervantes once said. Don’t let your end of year statutory audit process be intimidating.

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Unfortunately, scam warnings have become a regular occurrence. The latest scam highlighted by HMRC is rather ‘old school’, involving letters posted to companies instead of the more usual digital communication.

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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.