Quarterly meetings and fixing bugs
...visit us to see the processes in action. This very simple approach generates new ideas and insights. Here's the October 2013 joint statement update on progress (PDF document): there are...
...visit us to see the processes in action. This very simple approach generates new ideas and insights. Here's the October 2013 joint statement update on progress (PDF document): there are...
It’s now mid January and one new year’s resolution we don’t want to break is our commitment to make sure we reach you with all our HMRC email notifications. We...
On 12 February HMRC launched a new telephone helpline for anyone affected by the recent flooding, to enable people to get fast, practical help and advice on a wide range...
...news, and a round-up of the latest developments in tax and HMRC services details of consultations for accountants and tax professionals. issues from the Working Together network. For example, the...
You may shortly receive enquiries from clients about the new Employment Allowance. Up to 1.25 million businesses and charities will benefit from it - and around 450,000 will not have...
...incorporate the new functions will be the Expenses and Benefits from Employment Toolkit and the National Insurance Contributions and Statutory Payments Toolkit both due to be published on 6 April...
...no longer pursue debts where a CIS repayment can be set against tax due. We have introduced new technology to provide our staff with up-to-date information. Penalties For tax year...
...continue to look for ways to improve the service, so you can start acting for new clients as quickly as possible. Check out the HMRC website for turnaround times for...
The Government’s Digital Strategy sets out how government services will become ‘digital by default’ - and HMRC’s Digital Strategy fits neatly with this approach. Our aim is to have digital...
Back in March we told you about the new NICs Employment Allowance and pointed you to guidance, to help you check your clients’ eligibility to claim it. I’m pleased to...