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Is a country whose tax year is based upon the Annunciation ready to Make Tax Digital?
On this first day of the tax year it's worth recalling why the UK's tax year starts on 6th April.
It’s all the fault of the Angel Gabriel.
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Burges Salmon blog Archive
Family Court hearings to be conducted remotely unless absolutely necessary for parties to attend
The Family Court has been slowly moving into the 21st Century. It has been possible to e-file certain documents and applications for some...
Covid-19 means planned capital gains tax changes may impact more people than anticipated
With effect from 6 April 2020, the rules in relation to principal private residence relief will change. These rules provide relief from...
Regulation of the Tax profession - higher standards welcome, but let's resist state-regulation
The regulation of the tax profession has been a thorny topic for a while, but one senses that - once Covid19 is over - the time for it to...
HMRC confirms that July payments on account are deferred for all self-assessment taxpayers
Most self-assessment taxpayers make one tax payment in January and a second in July each year. These are known as "payments on account".
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