Taxpayers need to know how to comply with changing rules and many find themselves reaching out to HMRC for support and guidance.
Traumatic or trustworthy – Is HMRC doing enough to support taxpayers?
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Traumatic or trustworthy – Is HMRC doing enough to support taxpayers?
Taxpayers need to know how to comply with changing rules and many find themselves reaching out to HMRC for support and guidance.
Traumatic or trustworthy – Is HMRC doing enough to support taxpayers?
Taxpayers need to know how to comply with changing rules and many find themselves reaching out to HMRC for support and guidance.
HMRC launches consultation for mandatory Direct Debit VAT and PAYE payments
HMRC is currently consulting on proposals that could make Direct Debit the mandatory payment method for VAT and PAYE liabilities – a move that would affect millions of UK businesses.
Paying tax as you earn it: The proposal that could reshape Self Assessment
Anyone subject to the UK’s Self Assessment system knows the rhythm by now. Income is earned across the tax year and the bill for it lands the following January.
Making Tax Digital off to a slow start
With the upcoming 7 August deadline, HMRC reports that it is still waiting for over half of those affected by Making Tax Digital (MTD) to register, let alone file their returns by the deadline. Read more
The 53 per cent tax surge: How frozen thresholds are quietly costing you more
It has been reported that UK taxpayers have paid £153.7 billion in tax and National Insurance (NI) in May 2026.
TikTok tax scam: Spotting tax scams online
Two men have been arrested in East London after allegedly running a TikTok tax scam leading HMRC to block £153 million in repayment claims.
Pedal-powered savings: What every employer should know about the Cycle to Work scheme
National Bike Week returns once again from 8 – 14 June 2026 and celebrates the power of pedalling across the UK.
22 per cent ISA tax rumour shut down by Treasury – Here are the true changes to ISAs next year
Rumours were flying this week that HMRC announced a 22 per cent tax on your ISA if you are holding uninvested cash. This has since been described by the treasury as ‘nonsense’.