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Hampshire plumber receives suspended sentence for tax evasion

A plumber from Hampshire was recently given a four-month jail sentence, suspended for 12 months, after Southampton Crown Court found him guilty of tax evasion.

Panorama exposes tax avoidance scandal

A BBC Panorama program aired earlier this week has fuelled the tax haven debate again.

It’s full steam ahead for the Real Time Information scheme

HMRC has confirmed that is forging ahead with its Real Time Information pilot scheme.

HMRC to hold twitter Q&A for Internet traders tonight

HMRC has warned Internet traders that time is running out if they want to take advantage of the e-Markets Disclosure Facility.

Wealthy French could be set to relocate to the UK

If you thought the top income tax rate in the UK was high, spare a thought for the high earners in France who could shortly be facing a whopping 75% tax bill.

Accountants received salary increases of 10.3% last year

Research by Marks Sattin shows that, in the last 12 months, accountants have received salary increases in excess of seven times the national average.

How many civil servants are involved in tax avoidance?

Has the government become embroiled in a major tax avoidance scandal?

Are SMES struggling to settle their liabilities with HMRC?

A recent survey has revealed that unpaid tax bills are one of the main reasons SMEs find themselves with cash flow difficulties.

More than 4 million UK taxpayers now pay higher rate income tax

If you think your income tax bill has gone up recently, you’re not alone! According to the latest forecast from HMRC, 4.1 million UK taxpayers are now paying income tax at the higher rate.

Employers should be aware of PAYE late filing penalties

Employers who have still to submit their end-of-year payroll returns to HMRC will shortly receive a letter warning them of the penalties for late filing.