The Construction Industry Scheme – Talking Points meetings
The Construction Industry Scheme – Talking Points meetings. Thursday 29 June 2017 – midday to 1pm or Thursday 29 June 2017 – 2pm to 3pm
One step closer to a modern tax system
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 feedback, the government’s decisions and our next steps have been …
Update on Agent Online Self Serve
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 …
Still moving and improving: More on the HMRC website’s transition to GOV.UK
In March we blogged about HMRC’s web guidance and tools moving to the cross-Government GOV.UK website. Since then, Statutory Pay and High Income Child Benefit Charge content has moved, with customers being automatically redirected from the HMRC website to GOV.UK. …
Moving and improving: HMRC website’s transition to GOV.UK
As you may have heard, HMRC’s web guidance and tools are moving to the cross-Government GOV.UK website, where customers will be able to access all Government information and services in one place. GOV.UK provides a clearer, faster way for people …
Agent Online Self Serve and Identity Assurance
The introduction of new digital services for agents through Agent Online Self Serve (AOSS) is closely linked to the cross-government Identity Assurance (IDA) programme. IDA will enable people and organisations to let government departments know, safely and securely, that …
Record breaking year for filing SA returns
This year, a record-breaking 8.48 million returns were filed online, representing 84.5% of all returns received. This meant that, of the 10.74 million tax returns due for the tax year 2012 to 2013, 93.4% met the SA deadlines for paper …
The National Minimum Wage
In a recent statement in the Financial Times, the Prime Minister said, there would be much higher penalties for employers who fail to pay the National Minimum Wage (NMW). He said: “We are (also) clamping down on those who employ …
Tax Agent Strategy
It might be winter outside but there’s a spring in our step after a very productive period of work on the Agent Strategy. There’s still work to do but I wanted to give you a quick update on where we …
