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HMRC loses £950m prior to biggest PAYE reform for 70 years
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has abandoned any hope of collecting more than £950m in outstanding PAYE in the build-up to its biggest reform in the pay-as-you-earn (PAYE) system for 70 years, according to the National Audit Office (NAO).
First published 16 Jul 2013 | Last updated 16 Jul 2013
Buy-to-let investors under increasing HMRC scrutiny
First published 16 Jul 2013
Last updated 16 Jul 2013
Item Club lifts forecast for 2013 UK economic growth to 1.1%
First published 15 Jul 2013
Last updated 15 Jul 2013
Business Secretary - Make directors liable for business failures
First published 15 Jul 2013
Last updated 15 Jul 2013
FPB uncovers cash flow and late payment concerns
First published 12 Jul 2013
Last updated 12 Jul 2013
Tax fraud tackled in the Scottish fishing industry
First published 12 Jul 2013
Last updated 12 Jul 2013
Hauliers targeted by HMRC in the Midlands
First published 11 Jul 2013
Last updated 11 Jul 2013
HMRC losing almost two-thirds of VAT cases
First published 11 Jul 2013
Last updated 11 Jul 2013
HMRC launches 'My Tax Return Catch Up' campaign
First published 10 Jul 2013
Last updated 10 Jul 2013
SMEs at risk of heavy fines for auto-enrolment non-compliance
First published 9 Jul 2013
Last updated 9 Jul 2013
FSB report - Local economies benefitting most from SMEs
First published 9 Jul 2013
Last updated 9 Jul 2013
HMRC unveils top tips for paying PAYE under RTI
First published 8 Jul 2013
Last updated 8 Jul 2013
Tax reliefs proposed to aid 'John Lewis-style' businesses
First published 8 Jul 2013
Last updated 8 Jul 2013
HMRC accounts to be available online for SMEs from 2015
First published 5 Jul 2013
Last updated 5 Jul 2013
Small businesses adapting business models to global markets
First published 5 Jul 2013
Last updated 5 Jul 2013