HMRC’s special high net worth tax unit rakes hundreds of millions
The high net worth tax affairs of 6,500 Brits are being examined by HMRC and it’s raking in millions because of it.
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How a robust expenses policy can boost your business
All too often, an expenses policy is treated as more of a box-ticking exercise than a genuine attempt to manage employee expenses, explains webexpenses CEO Adam Reynolds.
Let’s hope naming and shaming closes the book on deplorable minimum wage abuses
There are plenty of things most of us are glad have been consigned to the history books, but it appears some company owners still have their feet firmly in the past when it comes to getting a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work.
Radio 4 Today Programme leads to IPSE claiming HMRC is a bully
Yesterday’s Radio 4’s Today Programme caused quite a scene. The programme highlighted the famous Artic Systems case, in which company director Geoff Jones had a three year battle with HMRC. And now the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self Employed (IPSE) has a bone to pick with tax collectors.
Mubaloo founder Mark Mason finds further success in R&D tax relief field
Mubaloo founder and digital entrepreneur Mark Mason has joined the leadership team of R&D tax credit consultancy ForrestBrown in order to assist the firm’s continuing growth and help digital technology firms access the ‘considerable levels’ of tax relief they may be eligible to claim against R&D spend.