Understanding the New Charity Tax Rules UK The charity tax rules UK are set to change, and while that might sound worrying, there’s no need to panic. These updates are part of ongoing efforts by HMRC to improve transparency, reduce errors, and ensure that tax reliefs are used correctly. For charities and trustees, the key...
Investors across the UK may see a notable increase in their tax liabilities as capital gains tax (CGT) receipts are forecast to grow significantly over the coming years. Government projections suggest that annual CGT revenues could reach around £5 billion by the 2030/31 tax year. This increase is largely linked to stronger equity market performance,...
Rachel Reeves is facing growing pressure to address a tax loophole that benefits foreign online retailers such as Shein and Temu. High street retailers are urging the Government to remove the current rule that allows parcels valued at up to £135 to enter the UK without being subject to tax. Industry representatives argue that this creates an uneven playing...
More than 1.9 million taxpayers are expected to lose part or all of their tax-free Personal Allowance this year as a result of frozen tax thresholds. Approximately 1.18 million individuals will lose their full £12,570 allowance during the 2025/26 tax year, compared with 1.09 million in 2024/25. Under current tax rules, individuals earning above £100,000 gradually lose...
Public support for the windfall tax remains strong in Scotland, according to a poll conducted by Survation. The survey found that 41% of respondents support the windfall tax, while only 19% oppose it. The results show support across several political groups, including voters of the Scottish National Party and the Liberal Democrats. Windfall taxes are typically introduced to capture unexpected profits...
HMRC clarifies its position on AI in tax software HMRC has recently set out its expectations for AI in tax software, signalling a clear message to developers, accountants, and taxpayers alike. As artificial intelligence becomes more common in tax calculations and compliance tools, HMRC wants to ensure these technologies are used responsibly, transparently, and accurately....
BlueCrest Capital Management is set to appear before the UK Supreme Court in a high-profile tax case involving the employment status of its members. HMRC argues that most members should be treated as salaried employees rather than self-employed partners, which could result in tax liabilities approaching £200 million. The case will focus on the interpretation...
UK travel firms are reporting changes in consumer booking behaviour as rising taxes reduce disposable income. While January has become the most popular month for booking holidays, industry leaders say many customers are delaying decisions in the hope of last-minute deals. Recent Budget measures, including the continued freeze on income tax thresholds and increases to...
HMRC confirms tax code changes for the new tax year HMRC has announced tax code changes for the 2026–27 tax year, affecting millions of employees, pensioners and self-employed individuals across the UK. Tax codes play a crucial role in determining how much Income Tax is deducted from your earnings, so even small changes can impact...
Professional bodies responsible for tax standards have updated their guidance to address the growing use of artificial intelligence in tax work. Amendments to the Professional Conduct in Relation to Taxation (PCRT) framework aim to help advisers apply ethical principles when using AI tools, including responsibility, professional judgement and client confidentiality. STEP is among the seven...
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