LITRG has responded to HMRC’s twin discussion documents on Helping taxpayers get offshore right and Preventing and collecting international tax debt, focussing on how both issues affect unrepresented taxpayers.

LITRG has responded to the Financial Conduct Authority’s consultation in giving people a stronger nudge towards getting guidance on their pension choices. We are in favour of more nudges being provided to consumers, who intend to access their pension savings, to seek guidance.

We have responded to HMRC’s consultation on clamping down on the promoters of tax avoidance, focussing on their proposals to support taxpayers to steer clear of tax avoidance schemes, or get out of tax avoidance quickly, by providing more information on promoters and their schemes, so they can make ...

Following the March 2021 Budget, the Finance Bill (Finance Bill (No.2) Bill 2021) was introduced into Parliament. LITRG produced briefings on a number of the clauses. You can find each of our submissions below:

The normal minimum pension age is the earliest point at which most people can access their pensions without incurring an unauthorised payment tax charge. However, there are exceptions for those who have a protected pension age or who take their pension due to serious ill-health.

LITRG has responded to the Office of Tax Simplification’s call for evidence into making tax easier through smarter use of third party data.