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HMRC announced that it would be scaling back its tax helplines. It has now seemingly reversed the decision. What's going on?
HMRC has written to the CIOT to confirm updates to the services provided on the Agent Dedicated Line. What's changed?
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The guidance relating to the salaried member rules where capital contributions are made has been updated.
Early in 2023 HMRC launched an online tool for helping you correct errors in VAT returns. After a settling-in period HMRC has recently published new guidance on using the tool.
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HMRC has promised a change to the threshold at which self-employed taxpayers need to complete a tax return. What do we know so far?
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HMRC is writing to directors that took a loan from their company that was later written off or released. What should you do if you receive a letter?
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HMRC has withdrawn Form 652. How should you notify VAT errors going forward?
The new tax year saw a change to the way interest on late paid taxes is calculated. What's changed and what are the new charges?
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Phishing attacks are being sent to pensioners purporting to be from the Department for Work and Pensions. What's going on?
Occasionally, HMRC publishes guidance that is at odds with what the legislation says. A recent example of this is in respect of reimbursement for the costs of c
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Due to security concerns, HMRC has warned that it will not process refund claims made by authorised agents. What's going on and what alternatives are available?
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We are delighted to announce that Inspire Financial Management have engaged with Galley and Tindle Accountants in Durham, to form a strategic collaboration between our two firms.
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