Simple assessment: not so simple perhaps?
From HMRC’s point of view, there are three main ways an individual can be assessed to income tax:
Personal tax
Personal tax
Form P87: new evidence requirements for employment expenses
From 14 October 2024, people who want to claim tax relief on employment expenses using form P87 also have to provide sup...
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD ITSA) is now less than 18 months away, with taxpayers with income...
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Voluntary National Insurance contributions for older years and Home Responsibilities Protection: potential for doubling up?
As readers will be aware, it is usually possible to make voluntary National Insurance contributions (NICs) going back up...
HMRC guidance on the salaried members rules: CIOT comments
The 2014 salaried members rules (‘the rules’) remove the self-employment presumption of members whom HMRC believe are ef...
ATT Autumn Budget 2024 representations
The ATT made four representations in advance of the Autumn Budget on the following topics:
CIOT Autumn Budget 2024 representation: incorporation relief within TCGA 1992 s 162; update on ESC D32 representation
The CIOT used HM Treasury’s call for 2024 Budget representations to outline our concerns on some of the definitions cont...
Tax treatment of carried interest: a call for evidence: CIOT comments
Broadly, carried interest is the allocation of an equity fund’s profit share paid to investment managers in connection w...
State pension and the annual taxable figure
LITRG is hearing from more and more people who are unsure about their state pension tax obligations.
ATT produces new guide on deceased estates
Over the last three years, the ATT has been part of a working group with HMRC looking at how aspects of the process of e...