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No safe havens sets out an increasingly tough approach from HMRC on tackling avoidance on offshore income. Tina Riches asks whether it is now time for a proper debate on HMRC’s powers.

HMRC needs a change in approach rather than more powers if it is to improve its efforts to tackle tax evasion, according to tax professionals, following the release of HMRC’s updated strategy document No Safe Havens 2014

John Hood answers a query on a HMRC enquiry into a client’s overseas assets

Rupert Shiers and Michael Conlon QC set out the likely areas for dispute in direct tax, indirect tax and transfer pricing for the year ahead.

By Kate Ison & Aude Delechat, tax dispute resolution team, Berwin Leighton Paisner

David Whiscombe considers the recent decision of the Supreme Court in Cotter.

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) conducted a hearing into HMRC’s annual report and accounts for 2012/13 on Monday. During the often quite heated exchange, Edward Troup, HMRC’s tax assurance commissioner, told the PAC that the tax recovered from a...

Adam Craggs and Nigel Brook review Michael Freeman, a recent tribunal decision on when HMRC can raise a discovery assessment under TMA 1970 s 29

Jessica McLellan looks at the most recent HMRC campaign, the 'health and wellbeing tax plan'.

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