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The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) and the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) respond to the HMRC consultation on 

The proposed approach involves suspending the usual tax rules for short periods of time for small groups of taxpayers, who are instead asked to follow different rules from the rest of the population in order to test new policies and procedures.

The ATT has responded to to the HMRC discussion document

Following the ATT's success at the Tolley's Taxation Awards earlier this summer, where we won the award for Outstanding Contribution to Taxation in 2022-23 by a Not-for-profit Organisation, we are delighted that o

Amid a raft of draft legislation published on Tuesday1 came an announcement that the Government plans to simplify how people liable for the High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) will pay the charge in future.

Draft legislation for the Finance Bill 2023-24, published yesterday,1 confirmed that the Government has deferred the decision on whether to merge the two current research and development (R&D) tax relief schemes, one for small and medium sized entities (S

HMRC have confirmed that an online tool will be launched on 29 August 2023 [edit 23/8/23: now delayed until 11 September 2023] allowing businesses, the self-employed and their agents to request details of overlap profits wh

The Woodland and Peatland Carbon Codes allow landowners and tenants to generate “carbon credits”1 by reducing or removing emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, such as by planting trees or restoring peatland.

In his inaugural speech at the Association’s annual general meeting on Thursday 13 June, Simon Groom said that he had written to MP Harriett Baldwin,1 chair of the House of Commons Treasury Committee, encouraging her and her colleagues to canvass the views of

HMRC have confirmed today an extension to the trial period in which paper versions of the form needed for '60-day reporting' are made available to download from GOV.UK.  The paper form (reference PPDCGT) which is used when the taxpayer cannot access the usual online CGT on UK Property reporting s

Simon said: Thank you for the introduction David, and a special thanks for all of your hard work, and efforts, over the last year. As you step down after your Presidential year, you leave the ATT in great shape. I hope to continue the progress that you have made.