We have responded to HMRC’s consultation on ‘Tougher consequences for the promoters of tax avoidance’, focussing on their proposals to expedite the disqualification of directors of companies involved in tax avoidance.
A new report by the body tasked with investigating complaints against HMRC is further evidence that the tax authority is ill-equipped to deal with the pressures on its services.
LITRG responds to HM Treasury’s Help to Save Reform consultation.
As noted in our formal briefing on Clause 332, we welcome the new provision it introduces, which renders void assignments of income tax repayments. We think the scope of the legislation could be usefully extended so that it also applies to assignments of capital gains tax repayments. In addition, ...
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) has reacted to proposals set out in a new consultation on umbrella companies, welcoming the strong options for tackling tax non-compliance which they say go a long way towards addressing their longstanding and serious worries about disguised remuneration.
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) has reacted to the announcement that HMRC are to close their telephone self assessment helpline for three months from 12 June 20231.