Veteran anti-IR35 campaigners, the Professional Contractors Group, are upbeat and confident after the Court of Appeal heard their appeal against the c...
View articleThe Inland Revenue has said it can cope with the deluge of extra work that would result if e-filing of payroll returns is made compulsory. Read More...
View articleInland Revenue chairman Sir Nick Montagu told MPs this week, he was confident the two year extension deal for the controversial NIRS2 computer system ...
View articleA £4bn IT contract is up for grabs as the Inland Revenue continues to outsource its core IT functions in the face of widespread condemnation from indu...
View articleMost of my CPE reading consists of scanning the job pages of Accountancy Age. Did anyone else spot the wonderful spelling mistake on the Home Office a...
View articleThe Inland Revenue risked breaking EU law by extending a multi-million pound contract with Accenture to operate its national insurance computer, finan...
View articleIt should be easier for those on low income to complain to the Inland Revenue about poor service, say tax experts. Read More...
View articleI read the extract from new publication IR35 – A Guide for Contractors that was published on your website and highlighted in your magazine (What...
View articleStaff at the Inland Revenue are taking industrial action in protest at the level of their annual pay award. Read More...
View articleEdward Leigh, a hard-line, argumentative right-wing Tory, whose name is barely known outside Westminster or his Gainsborough constituency, has quietly...
View articleShadow chancellor Matthew Taylor has demanded the scrapping of the 5% concessionary rate of VAT on the cost of renovations, to be replaced by the prev...
View articleConsistent funding of public services may force the chancellor to defer anticipated tax rises in his next Budget, PricewaterhouseCoopers has warned. R...
View articleThe government's new employment tax credit for low-wage workers and the integrated child credit for families with children could cost around Pounds 2....
View articleErnst & Young's ITEM Club has warned the chancellor there is no need for tax increases in the next Budget, saying such a move would be damaging to...
View articleThe Financial Action Task Force has formally expanded its role to fight terrorist finances in addition to money laundering. Read More...
View articleThe Charity Commission investigated more than 1,000 allegations of abuse or maladministration last year, according to the commission's latest annual r...
View articleAn emergency meeting of the Financial Action Task Force this morning stated its mission was to 'strangle and cut the supply of money and assets that t...
View articleThe government today launched an effort to kick-start business particpation in employee share ownership schemes. Read More...
View articleExperts have lashed out at the government's freshly-launched Share Incentive Plan, calling it a missed opportunity. Read More...
View articleThe UK is to participate in an emergency meeting of the Financial Action Task Force in a bid to develop an international strategy for dealing with the...
View articleThe head of the Inland Revenue has angrily denied a 'cosy relationship' exists between the Revenue and the National Audit Office during a grilling by ...
View articleThe government has been told to ensure that the Inland Revenue and Customs & Excise continue to allow hard-hit farms and rural businesses to defer...
View articleThe Inland Revenue has fallen behind the Foreign Office as the most searched for government website, according to search engine msn.co.uk. Read More...
View articleThe Association of Chartered Certified Accountants has called for chancellor Gordon Brown to end the complexity and lack of clarity over valued added ...
View articleHigh Street retailer Marks & Spencer yesterday continued its fight to reclaim £12m of VAT dating back to 1973 from HM Customs & Excise in the ...
View articleTax experts have expressed deep concern about new legislation to tackle tax evasion and money laundering as the government moved this week to put acco...
View articleMrs Doyle, the tea lady from hit TV series Father Ted, will be unveiled by the Inland Revenue on Monday as the new secret weapon in its battle to prom...
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