Accountants have said that the government’s proposed changes to child benefit regulations are seriously flawed and could turn out to be an operational disaster.
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Panorama exposes tax avoidance scandal
A BBC Panorama program aired earlier this week has fuelled the tax haven debate again.
How many civil servants are involved in tax avoidance?
Has the government become embroiled in a major tax avoidance scandal?
HMRC wins tax avoidance case against Eclipse 35
Accountants may not be too keen to get involved with football clubs these days. Glasgow Rangers have found themselves in all sorts of difficulties ever since it was discovered the club’s owner Craig Whyte had not been forwarding employees PAYE contributions to HMRC.
Is your tax planning strictly above board?
Is it possible to out-smart the taxman legally? According to a recent article in the press, yes it is.
Accountants want to know how much tax our MPs pay
Accountants are among those who are calling for politicians to be more transparent about their personal taxation.
Would a narrowly targeted GAAR encourage tax avoidance?
Accountants might be interested to learn that the Association of Revenue & Customs believes a General Anti-Abuse rule could encourage tax avoidance if it is narrowly targeted.
Britain’s wealthiest are not paying enough income tax
George Osborne recently expressed shock when he discovered that Britain’s wealthiest citizens are not paying their fair share of income tax.
Accountant confirms legitimacy of Boris Johnson’s tax position
An accounting firm in London has become involved in the tax row between the two main candidates for the job of London mayor.
Battle for London Mayor hots up on air!
Radio listeners, including accountants in London, were treated to an on-air argument last week when the current Mayor Boris Johnson and rival candidate Ken Livingstone clashed over tax.