Tax Planning

Government plans to scrap child benefit for higher earners will be revised to protect families with stay-at-home mothers, David Cameron has hinted.

Taxpayers suspected of fraud by HMRC will be able to avoid criminal investigations if they admit to their actions, under a new initiative.

Banks are ignoring the risk of fraud committed by their own employees despite investment in anti-fraud systems, accountancy firm BDO has warned.

Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is trialling a new dispute resolution service for small businesses.

The coalition government is to abandon plans to scrap the 50p top rate of tax despite rising pressure from business leaders.

Advisers have been warned that failure to set up trusts correctly could land their clients - and themselves - in hot water.

Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has suggested the Budget 2012 will contain new rules to tackle tax dodging by the rich.

Individuals have until the end of January to file their tax returns for the year ended 5 April 2011. Baker Tilly outlines five tips to avoid unnecessary penalties or charges...

This year is packed full of regulatory change you and your clients might need to discuss. Below are the dates of the top changes affecting your customers.

The average income of households with children will drop by 4.2% - or £1,250 - a year between 2010/11 and 2015/16 as a result of the coalition's tax and benefit changes aimed at reducing the deficit, a charity has calculated.