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Calls to the Self-Assessment helpline i the weeks leading up to the January 31, 2024 deadline will be assessed for complexity before taxpayers and agents can get help, according to an HMRC announcement.
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The Government's stated intention is to focus on five areas: reducing debt; cutting tax and rewarding hard work; backing British business; building domestic and sustainable energy; and delivering world-class education.
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Around 20 million Brits receive the jab each year, with many employers choosing to cover the cost for their employees. Contractors can also benefit from this provision through their own company, but need to take care how the payment is made for the 'jab' to avoid a tax hit.
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We are so sorry to hear of the recent passing of IR35 expert Kate Cottrell of Bauer & Cottrell. Kate was a well-respected expert in the IR35 field since the early days in the late 1990s and worked closely with many freelancer organisations, including as one of our 'Ask An Experts'.
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HMRC has given its much criticised online status assessment tool, CEST, an update with a low-key launch.
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Recruitment body, the REC, is calling on the Government to stay focussed on regulating umbrellas and scrap, what it describes as 'their grossly unfair proposal to pass the buck of umbrella tax debt to employment businesses.
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There are some surprising business expenses that sole traders and self-employed tradespeople may be forgetting about or are simply unaware of, according to a firm of insurance experts.
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An accountant has labelled HMRC as ‘dead in the water’ - after receiving a response to an enquiry submitted in 2020 more than three years later.
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New figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that the self-employed population has undergone four consecutive quarters of growth.
This is the first time that the self-employed population has grown year-on-year in four successive quarters since the onset of the pandemic.
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Taxpayers who take part in small-scale pilots of new policies should not be disadvantaged compared to the general population, the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) has urged.
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