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So much ‘noise’: HMRC’s evolving approach to corporate compliance
Vicky Topps
Karmjit Mader
HMRC’s increasing focus on upstream compliance and a more data-led, riskbased
approach marks a clear shift away from the traditional enquiry cycle,
as Vicky Topps and Karmjit Mader (KPMG) explain.
HMRC’s Customer Compliance Group explained
Amit Puri
Amit Puri (Pure Tax Investigations) outlines the structure, resourcing and recent performance of HMRC’s Customer Compliance Group, including trends in compliance yield and investigation activity.
Mandatory agent registration: what we know so far
Jane Mellor
HMRC’s latest guidance still leaves key questions unanswered, writes Jane Mellor, Head of Professional Standards at the CIOT and ATT.
The Pillar Two Side-by-Side package: how UK groups should approach compliance
Jack Gifford
Jack Gifford (EY) shares practical views on two of the most pressing Pillar Two issues for UK multinationals: the newly released Side-by-Side package and the fast approaching initial GIR filing deadline.
A new service for tax certainty on major projects
Finn Halton
Gregory Price
HMRC’s new service could provide a valuable focused engagement channel for major investments, write Gregory Price and Finn Halton (Macfarlanes).
HMRC, tax disputes and AI
Liesl Fichardt
Emily Au
Will AI make tax disputes faster and smarter, or simply more complicated?
Liesl Fichardt and Emily Au (Quinn Emanuel) investigate.
FA 2025 review: The loans to participators regime no more (re)paying your way
Hugh Gunson
With all the publicity that has surrounded other parts of FA 2025, practitioners could be forgiven for having missed the changes to the loans to participators regime tucked away in s 81. The rules: The loans to participators rules in...
Pillar Two compliance: the view from the 100 Group Tax Committee
Dominic Mathon
Writing on behalf of the 100 Group Tax Committee, Dominic Mathon reports views from the Committee's members on how much additional tax they expect to pay as a result of Pillar Two - and the associated compliance costs.
Digital platforms: reporting for duty
Max Schofield
New reporting requirements for platform operators come into force from 1 January 2024, explains Max Schofield (Devereux Chambers).
HMRC’s evolving approach to tax compliance for the largest businesses
Nicole Newbury
HMRC’s large business director, Nicole Newbury, outlines the department’s approach, including priority areas of focus and how it is evolving to reflect wider changes in the economy and customers’ circumstances.
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EDITOR'S PICK
Qualifying Asset Holding Companies: don’t let your ‘kwæk’ end up in the ‘kæk’
Nick Thornton
1 /7
Freedom (of information) is a noble thing: HMRC, tax and the limits of transparency
Hartley Foster
2 /7
Hotel La Tour: where next for input tax recovery on share disposals?
Rupert Shiers
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Laura Hodgson
3 /7
Mandatory agent registration: what we know so far
Jane Mellor
4 /7
Permanent Establishment reform: what has changed, who is affected and why does it matter?
Rob Sharpe
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Iarlaith McCarthy-Hann
5 /7
The Pillar Two Side-by-Side package: how UK groups should approach compliance
Jack Gifford
6 /7
Share reorganisations: new anti-avoidance rules explained
Peter Morley
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Jamie Robson
7 /7
Qualifying Asset Holding Companies: don’t let your ‘kwæk’ end up in the ‘kæk’
Nick Thornton
Freedom (of information) is a noble thing: HMRC, tax and the limits of transparency
Hartley Foster
Hotel La Tour: where next for input tax recovery on share disposals?
Rupert Shiers
,
Laura Hodgson
Mandatory agent registration: what we know so far
Jane Mellor
Permanent Establishment reform: what has changed, who is affected and why does it matter?
Rob Sharpe
,
Iarlaith McCarthy-Hann
The Pillar Two Side-by-Side package: how UK groups should approach compliance
Jack Gifford
Share reorganisations: new anti-avoidance rules explained
Peter Morley
,
Jamie Robson
NEWS
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Consultation launched on extending UTT regime
Finance Bill completes parliamentary stages
Regulations set 2026/27 NIC rates and extend veterans relief
Further NIC re-rating provisions for 2026/27
Voluntary NIC window for those abroad closes soon
CASES
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Muller UK and Ireland Group LLP and others v HMRC
Countrywide Partners Ltd v HMRC
S Kamal v Tax Policy Associates Ltd and another
Other cases that caught our eye: 20 March 2026
CooperVision Lens Care Ltd v HMRC
IN BRIEF
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Exceptional circumstances – but which way?
Tax agent registration and financial services
Provisions
New SDLT burden for private renters
Transactions in Securities counteraction notices
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CooperVision Lens Care Ltd v HMRC
Capital by name, income in nature: the Upper Tribunal’s decision in BCG
Transactions in Securities counteraction notices
New SDLT burden for private renters
HMRC expected to delay tax agent registration for financial services