Tax Planning

Taxpayers and companies who deliberately evade taxes face having their names, addresses and details of their evasion made public under new legislation which comes into force today.

Sheriar Bradbury, MD of Bradbury Hamilton, assesses how advisers will be impacted as HMRC turns up the heat

Labour peer and donor Lord Paul will end his controversial "non-dom" status from the next tax year, he has confirmed.

Lord Ashcroft has saved more than £127m in British tax since he became a member of the House of Lords, according to estimates from Liberal Democrat research.

David Cameron is facing questions about how much he knew about Tory deputy chairman Lord Ashcroft's "non-dom" tax status.

HMRC's gains from wealthy individuals trying to avoid tax has shot up by 360% over the past five years.

Dublin has moved to boost its attraction for investment management firms through a number of measures contained in the Irish Finance Bill published last week, according to consultants Deloitte.

Non-doms need to be extra vigilant when filing their tax returns before the January deadline, or risk a ‘disproportionately high' bill from the taxman, warns KPMG.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) today launches a ‘Tax Health Plan' (TCP) aimed at reaping unpaid tax back from medical consultants.

Tax changes aimed at the wealthy in the UK and due to take effect from April 6, 2011 are likely to make a significant impact on pension provision.