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Get a quoteThe IR35 rules were originally introduced in 2000, with the object of making sure that any individual hired for work via a personal service company, in circumstances which suggest an employer/employee type relationship, pays taxes at the same levels as “on the books” workers.
Read MoreTax reforms are starting to have an impact on the property investment market, with the estimated number of landlords in the private rental sector falling to a seven-year low
Read MoreLatest figures from HMRC show that two million taxpayers are not using the benefit, with only 1.8m signed up to the marriage allowance.
Read MoreHMRC raided 1,082 homes and businesses last year as part of criminal investigations into tax evasion, numbers are falling as HMRC has access to more targeted information
Read MoreHMRC has announced that changes to the off-payroll rules will only apply to payments made for services provided on or after 6 April 2020.
Read MoreThe number of taxpayers who missed the self assessment deadline rose to 958,296 this year, according to data published by HMRC.
Read MoreChanges to the National Insurance Contributions (NICs) threshold will see 31m individuals receive a tax cut in April
Read MoreHMRC has modernised time to pay arrangements for taxpayers who are unable to pay their bills allowing them to renegotiate everything online rather than talking to HMRC
Read MoreNew rules which are due to be introduced on 6 April this year mean those liable for CGT must send a new standalone online return to HMRC
Read MoreThe Chancellor has revealed the Brexit coin, a 50p inscribed ‘Peace, prosperity and friendship with all nations’ and the date the UK leaves the EU
Read MoreVengeful witches and pet hamsters feature in HMRC's list of imaginative excuses and expense claims, which has been published
Read MoreThe government has backed down on the original time frame for loan charge compliance giving taxpayers who signed up to schemes approved by HMRC before 2015 greater leniency
Read MoreThe government has vowed to undertake a revamp of the current student loans repayment system.
Read MoreCompanies hiring apprentices are failing to pay the correct hourly rate with 19% of employers not following national minimum wage rules while the number of apprenticeships has dropped dramatically since the launch of the apprenticeship levy
Read MoreHMRC has updated its guidance on the extension of existing off-payroll working rules (IR35) to the private sector, scheduled for April, with a new contractor factsheet setting out the changes
Read MoreThe government has launched a review into the new off-payroll working rules, known as IR35, that are due to come into effect on 6 April 2020.
Read MoreHMRC has issued guidance on the tax rules for company mobile phones for employers
Read More5.4 million taxpayers have less than a month to complete their Self Assessment tax returns before the 31 January deadline.
Read MoreSix etchings by Dutch master Rembrandt have been given to the Ulster Museum in Belfast as a result of a deal over an outstanding tax bill
Read MorePlans to increase the threshold for national insurance, overhaul the audit regulator and hike research and development (R&D) tax relief and were confirmed in the Queen’s Speech
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