Agent Update 76 – Tax agent blog
Agent Update 76 is available now and contains the latest articles, updates, help and support for the entire agent community.
Missed our recent Talking Points webinars?
Here’s a selection of our recently recorded webinars to help you catch up.
Autumn Statement 2018 – Tax agent blog
Yesterday the Chancellor delivered his Autumn Budget to Parliament.
The Budget contained a number of measures that relate to the work of HMRC and the agent community.
Invitation to join the Agent Forum
All agents, who are a member of a professional body, are invited to join HMRC’s Agent Forum.
This dedicated Agent Forum is hosted in a private area within the HMRC Online Customer Forum. You can interact with other agents and HMRC experts to discuss topical issues and processes.
Corporate Interest Restriction - Tax agents blog
Did you know, certain groups affected by the Corporate Interest Restriction legislation, will need to submit either full or abbreviated interest restriction returns by the end of June 2018.
Agent Account Managers service - Tax agent blog
Do you have a client-specific issue? Unable to resolve it through the usual HMRC Channels? Contact the Agent Account Managers (AAMs)
Preparing for Making Tax Digital (MTD) - The move to digital record keeping - Tax agents blog
Did you know, fom April 2019, businesses with taxable turnover above the VAT registration threshold will be required to keep their records digitally and submit VAT returns using Making Tax Digital compatible software?
Agent Update 65 - Tax agent blog
Agent Update 65 is now available and contains a variety of articles and updates.
Agents toolkits – checklist, training aid or refresh – the choice is yours - Tax agent blog
We have 20 online Tax Agents Toolkits to help you submit returns, keep you up to date with tax legislation, guidance which can also be used as either a straightforward checklist or training aid.
Spoof HMRC communications - Tax agent blog
Did you know, HMRC will never notify you of a tax rebate by email or text. We also won’t ask you to disclose personal or payment information by email or text. You can forward suspicious emails to the HMRC phishing team at, phishing@hmrc.gsi.gov.uk.
