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HMRC Clarifies Rules On VAT Incurred Prior To Registration

The UK tax authority, HM Revenue and Customs, has released a new Brief (16 of 2016) on the treatment of value-added tax (VAT) incurred on assets that are used by a business prior to VAT registration.

UK Firms' Tax Disclosures Improving, Says FRC

The Financial Reporting Council in the UK has welcomed improvements in the transparency of tax disclosures by the UK's largest companies, but said there is room for companies to better articulate how they account for tax uncertainties.

Governments Easing Tax And Regulation Burdens

The latest edition of the World Bank's Doing Business report shows that there has been a steady improvement in regulatory efficiency around the world over the last ten years, including in the area of taxation.

UK Tax Gap Falls To A Record Low

The UK tax gap fell in 2014–2015 to its lowest-ever level of 6.5 percent, official statistics released on October 20 show.

UK Parliament To Decide On New Tax Evasion Offense

A new corporate offense for failing to prevent tax evasion is expected to get its first reading in parliament this week, says Pinsent Masons, the international law firm.

IBM finds 65% of banks expect to have blockchains underway in three years

Some 15% of banks and 14% of financial market institutions interviewed intend to implement full-scale, commercial blockchain solutions in 2017

Revealed: Amber Rudd was 'director' of two offshore firms

Amber Rudd was once the director of two companies based in the offshore tax haven of Bahamas, leaked documents have revealed. The Home Secretary was a director of Advanced Asset Allocation Management and Bahamian firms Advanced Asset Allocation Fund between 1998 and 2000.

Mark Carney defends Bank of England's warnings and response to Brexit vote

Contingency plans adopted by the Bank helped soften the Brexit impact, governor tells MPs.

Cash savings may be at record highs but Natwest's 0.01% ISA sums up savers' misery

Bank of England's August rate cut has seen banks and building societies slash ISA rates to near negligible levels.

£2,000 hit for contractors who use limited companies to pay less tax

Self-employed contractors will pay an additional £2,000 in tax for an £80,000 contract under new dividend tax rules introduced in last week’s Budget.

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