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Millions risk losing out on their state pension because they have not been credited with paying £1.2bn in National Insurance (NI).

Tax bosses are facing an inquiry into how they strike deals with multinationals following accusations that Vodafone was let off a £6bn bill.

The number of non doms has fallen by almost 16,000 following a levy imposed on offshore earnings - the first decline in half a decade.

A further 450,000 people will be trapped in the government's tax chaos, HM Revenue and Customs admitted yesterday.

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has alerted businesses of the need to file company tax returns and corporation tax payments (CT) electronically.

Inheritance Tax (IHT) is unpopular and ineffective and should be replaced with a new capital receipts tax, the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) says.

HMRC has issued a warning to the self-employed to ensure online tax returns are submitted by 31 January or they will face a £100 fine.

Four gang members have been handed prison sentences for helping to orchestrate a £12m VAT fraud.

Mark Lisle, compliance manager at Rowanmoor Pensions, takes a closer look at the government’s pensions proposals and finds DB schemes may benefit.

Mark Peters, retail pensions and investment proposition director at Zurich UK Life, outlines how advisers can help clients prepare for changes to child benefits.