Taxman gets tough over old debts
Administration

Taxman gets tough over old debts

22y Philip Smith.

Taxman gets tough over old debts

Accountants are being urged to warn clients the taxman will show no mercy for persistent late payers, as the Inland Revenue moves to speed up tax coll...

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Go on, go on, get out
Administration

Go on, go on, get out

22y Alex Miller.

Go on, go on, get out

Less than a month before the self-assessment deadline the Inland Revenue has announced it will terminate its advertising campaign headed by Mrs Doyle....

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Taxman gets tough on old debts
Administration

Taxman gets tough on old debts

22y Philip Smith.

Taxman gets tough on old debts

Accountants are being urged to warn clients the taxman will show no mercy for persistent late payers, as the Inland Revenue moves to speed up tax coll...

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Treasury keeps quiet on tax alignment
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Treasury keeps quiet on tax alignment

22y Accountancy Age

Treasury keeps quiet on tax alignment

Treasury chief secretary Andrew Smith has declined to comment on progress made in aligning the treatment of benefits in kind for the purposes of natio...

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Revenue: IR35 'uncertainty' now over
Administration

Revenue: IR35 'uncertainty' now over

22y Alex Miller.

Revenue: IR35 'uncertainty' now over

The Inland Revenue today said it was delighted at the IR35 verdict, claiming the 'uncertainty' caused by the case was now over. Read More...

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IR35: Punch-drunk, but undeterred
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IR35: Punch-drunk, but undeterred

22y Damian Wild , Reporter

IR35: Punch-drunk, but undeterred

It wasn't the present its members wanted, but the crushing defeat suffered by anti-IR35 crusadors the Professional Contractors Group in the Appeal Cou...

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Future of anti-IR35 battle unclear
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Future of anti-IR35 battle unclear

22y Gavin Hinks , Writer

Future of anti-IR35 battle unclear

It remains unclear whether the Professional Contractors Group will continue its anti-IR35 fight through the courts. Read More...

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Tax experts unsurprised by IR35 blow
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Tax experts unsurprised by IR35 blow

22y Gavin Hinks , Writer

Tax experts unsurprised by IR35 blow

Tax experts have expressed disappointed at the latest crushing blow to anti-IR35 campaginers but said the Court of Appeal ruling upholding the hated t...

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IR35 judgement set for Friday
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IR35 judgement set for Friday

22y Alex Miller.

IR35 judgement set for Friday

The judgement in the Professional Contractors Group appeal against IR35 is to be handed down by the Court of Appeal on Friday. Read More...

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Tax the snack policy crumbles
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Tax the snack policy crumbles

22y Michelle Perry , Writer

Tax the snack policy crumbles

Fans of Hula Hoops XL applauded raucously this week as Customs & Excise backed down on plans to impose VAT on the popular snack. Read More...

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IR may knock at your door this Xmas
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IR may knock at your door this Xmas

22y Michelle Perry , Writer

IR may knock at your door this Xmas

It might not only be carol singers knocking at your door this Christmas - Mrs Doyle may make an appearance too, Big Five firm Ernst & Young has wa...

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Treasury dismisses tax policy role
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Treasury dismisses tax policy role

22y our parliamentary staff

Treasury dismisses tax policy role

The Treasury has formally washed its hands of responsibility for tax policy, in a clash with MPs on the Commons Treasury Committee, over the departmen...

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PCG confident following IR35 appeal
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PCG confident following IR35 appeal

22y Larry Schlesinger , Writer

PCG confident following IR35 appeal

Veteran anti-IR35 campaigners, the Professional Contractors Group, are upbeat and confident after the Court of Appeal heard their appeal against the c...

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E-filing deluge faces Revenue
Administration

E-filing deluge faces Revenue

22y Alex Miller.

E-filing deluge faces Revenue

The 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...

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Revenue chief backs Accenture deal
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Revenue chief backs Accenture deal

22y our parliamentary staff

Revenue chief backs Accenture deal

Inland Revenue chairman Sir Nick Montagu told MPs this week, he was confident the two year extension deal for the controversial NIRS2 computer system ...

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Experts condemn Revenue outsourcing
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Experts condemn Revenue outsourcing

22y Liesbeth Evers

Experts condemn Revenue outsourcing

A £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...

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Pondering 'weather' to head for a sunny holiday camp with the Home
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Pondering 'weather' to head for a sunny holiday camp with the Home

22y Accountancy Age

Pondering 'weather' to head for a sunny holiday ca...

Most 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...

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Inland Revenue broke EU rules
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Inland Revenue broke EU rules

22y Philip Smith.

Inland Revenue broke EU rules

The Inland Revenue risked breaking EU law by extending a multi-million pound contract with Accenture to operate its national insurance computer, finan...

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Revenue complaints procedure slated
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Revenue complaints procedure slated

22y AccountancyAge.com

Revenue complaints procedure slated

It should be easier for those on low income to complain to the Inland Revenue about poor service, say tax experts. Read More...

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Letters - Challenge Revenue view.
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Letters - Challenge Revenue view.

22y Accountancy Age

Letters - Challenge Revenue view.

I read the extract from new publication IR35 – A Guide for Contractors that was published on your website and highlighted in your magazine (What...

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Revenue staff protest for more money
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Revenue staff protest for more money

22y Gavin Hinks , Writer

Revenue staff protest for more money

Staff at the Inland Revenue are taking industrial action in protest at the level of their annual pay award. Read More...

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Chris Moncrieff - The corridors of power ...
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Chris Moncrieff - The corridors of power ...

22y Chris Moncrieff

Chris Moncrieff - The corridors of power ...

Edward Leigh, a hard-line, argumentative right-wing Tory, whose name is barely known outside Westminster or his Gainsborough constituency, has quietly...

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Brown attacked over renovations VAT
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Brown attacked over renovations VAT

22y our parliamentary staff

Brown attacked over renovations VAT

Shadow 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...

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PwC says Brown may defer tax rises
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PwC says Brown may defer tax rises

22y Michelle Perry , Writer

PwC says Brown may defer tax rises

Consistent funding of public services may force the chancellor to defer anticipated tax rises in his next Budget, PricewaterhouseCoopers has warned. R...

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No need for tax rises, E&Y warns Brown
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No need for tax rises, E&Y warns Brown

22y Philip Smith.

No need for tax rises, E&Y warns Brown

Ernst & 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...

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Tax credits 'to cost billions'
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Tax credits 'to cost billions'

22y AccountancyAge.com

Tax credits 'to cost billions'

The government's new employment tax credit for low-wage workers and the integrated child credit for families with children could cost around Pounds 2....

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FATF commits to fight terror money
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FATF commits to fight terror money

23y Philip Smith.

FATF commits to fight terror money

The Financial Action Task Force has formally expanded its role to fight terrorist finances in addition to money laundering. Read More...

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