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The Construction Industry Scheme – Talking Points meetings

Posted by: Alison Walsh, Posted on: 26 June 2017 - Categories: General, News and Updates, Talking Points
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Hello and welcome to my weekly Talking Points meeting blog. The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) is this week’s topic. The CIS meeting will cover: how clients register for CIS how...

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Don’t take the bait, be cyber aware

Posted by: Colin Ford, Posted on: 1 April 2017 - Categories: General, News and Updates
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...do not open attachments, they could contain a virus do not click on links; they could take you to a fake HMRC site do not disclose personal/confidential information do, forward...

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Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings

Posted by: Colin Ford, Posted on: 16 March 2017 - Categories: General, News and Updates
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I would like to tell you about the new Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) online service. As you may know, ATED is payable mainly by companies that own UK...

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Talking Points 2 Step Verification

Posted by: Alison Walsh, Posted on: 20 February 2017 - Categories: Talking Points
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  This week’s Talking Points meeting will cover 2 Step Verification (2SV). This protects government credentials from hijack or malware by asking the customer to enter a 6 digit code, sent to a mobile phone or landline, each time they …

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One step closer to a modern tax system

Posted by: Colin Ford, Posted on: 31 January 2017 - Categories: General, News and Updates
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In August 2016, HMRC published six Making Tax Digital consultations. Each document focused on specific customer groups or specific elements of the Making Tax Digital reforms. Today, an overview of...

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Self Assessment guidance is moving to GOV.UK

Posted by: Ruth Bulteel, Posted on: 20 August 2014 - Categories: General, News and Updates

Self Assessment guidance is moving to GOV.UK From 21 August 2014, all Self Assessment guidance will be accessed through the GOV.UK website. HMRC’s Self Assessment online service won’t change as a result of transition, but you and your clients will …

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Update on Agent Online Self Serve

Posted by: Ruth Bulteel, Posted on: 3 July 2014 - Categories: General, News and Updates
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We’re on track to introduce Agent Online Self Serve (AOSS), the new agents’ digital service, to a small number of agents for testing by the end of the year. This is known as a ‘private beta’ release and we’ll use …

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Employment Income Manual - comments invited on a new format

Posted by: Ruth Bulteel, Posted on: 26 June 2014 - Categories: General, News and Updates

We’ve blogged before about migrating HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) manuals to GOV.UK. The Employment Income Manual (EIM) has now been built in our new design and we have tested...

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HMRC Agent Toolkits – more than just a tick in a box

Posted by: Ruth Bulteel, Posted on: 12 June 2014 - Categories: Uncategorized

...the time of introduction to the pool • changes to Annual Investment Allowance during a chargeable period. The Business Profits Toolkit has a new risk that deals with expenditure on...

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New HMRC webinars for tax agents and advisers

Posted by: Ruth Bulteel, Posted on: 5 June 2014 - Categories: General, News and Updates

...channels that allow straightforward access to information and services, at times that are convenient to users. Last year we told you about HMRC’s webinars and the wide range of topics...

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