Chartered accountants at odds over ICAEW chief's missive
The long-term pressures on public finances suggest not, David Smith writes.
HMRC needs a ‘better understanding’ of the costs and benefits of interventions such as debt campaigns and initiatives to drive down error and fraud in tax credits, according to the Head of the National Audit Office.
More views (online only) from tax professionals on the proposed general anti-abuse rule
The House of Commons Report Stage began yesterday and a new clause was added to the Bill to implement the government’s decision to defer, until January next year, the 3p per litre increase in fuel duty that was planned for next month:
HMRC is consulting on recommendations made by the Office of Tax Simplification on the treatment of the four ‘tax advantaged’ employee share schemes.
‘Sinner reformed’ says GAAR is a much more acceptable prospect than it might have been before a recent ‘sea change’ in the relationship between corporate taxpayers and HMRC
Any ICAEW members involved in aggressive tax planning through 'the sorts of schemes highlighted by The Times' are bringing the profession into disrepute, Izza warns
The House of Commons Report stage of the Finance Bill takes place today and tomorrow.
A selection of views on the proposed general anti-abuse rule, plus a flowchart guide to navigating the draft rules and international comparisons.