HMRC has outsourced work via self-assessment but ‘this is a step too far’
Legal profession taskforce is expected to yield £3m
The advisory panel on the proposed general anti-abuse rule should be ‘wholly independent, with no representatives of HMRC’ according to the Chartered Institute of Taxation.
Agreement benefits UK financial institutions, says Treasury
Comments invited by 5 December 2012
Audit exemptions widened for small companies and LLPs
Avoidance is not ‘rampant’, Treasury minister tells MPs
Forecasts remain gloomy and the business community is expecting the Chancellor to act this autumn, says David Smith
Nigel Doran considers HMRC's attempts to reform rules relating to gains of non-resident companies, while Jeremy Woolf (below) examines whether this will help HMRC resist pressure from Europe
Award is 'believed to be the largest ever bestowed on a whistleblower'