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HMRC unveils new offshore disclosure initiative
HMRC have announced a second amnesty period for individuals to disclose interest and gains from investments that have not previously been declared.
HMRC have announced a second amnesty period for individuals to disclose interest and gains from investments that have not previously been declared.
Stephen Hawking Labels EU Tax 'Disgraceful'
Professor Stephen Hawking has called an EU tax on mobility scooters 'simply disgraceful'.
Professor Stephen Hawking has called an EU tax on mobility scooters 'simply disgraceful'.
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Restaurant owners get their just desserts?
Bar staff and restaurant workers have been given a hand from an unlikely source.
Bar staff and restaurant workers have been given a hand from an unlikely source.
Revenue's antiquarian computer system reaches critical mass
It has been reported that by March 2008 over 16 million PAYE cases were awaiting manual review by HMRC staff. The question is: how can this happen in today's technologically advanced world?
It has been reported that by March 2008 over 16 million PAYE cases were awaiting manual review by HMRC staff. The question is: how can this happen in today's technologically advanced world?
Can your small business get free money from the government?
In a move that shines a light on the massive payouts being made to the ailing banks, HMRC have announced a cash giveaway to employers with less than 50 employees.
In a move that shines a light on the massive payouts being made to the ailing banks, HMRC have announced a cash giveaway to employers with less than 50 employees.
Costa Lotto? Spanish forced to repay illegal tax as expats win court battle.
A British couple are celebrating victory after it was found that capital gains tax charged when selling their Spanish property was over twice the amount paid by Spanish residents.
A British couple are celebrating victory after it was found that capital gains tax charged when selling their Spanish property was over twice the amount paid by Spanish residents.
Revenue Denies Landlords’ Tax Crack Down
HM Revenue and Customs has been forced to issue a statement denying that there is to be a clamp down on Landlords who do not declare income from letting properties.
HM Revenue and Customs has been forced to issue a statement denying that there is to be a clamp down on Landlords who do not declare income from letting properties.
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