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The ATT has submitted a Budget representation recommending four measures to simplify income tax and Self-Assessment.

Rebecca Benneyworth and ATT technical officer Emma Rawson have recorded a podcast on getting ready for MTD ahead of April 2026.

The ATT has become aware of correspondence requesting that certain financial and personal information be provided to HMRC by email. The letter is in fact a fraud, which was spotted by Azets after a letter purporting to be from HMRC was received by one of their clients.

In our April 2024, Employer Focus article ‘Notifying HMRC of employees’ hours worked – all change’ we advised that from April 2025, employers would be requi

In a recent post on Twitter/X, HMRC warned individuals selling goods or services online that some digital platform operators in the UK will soon be required to share their details with HMRC. 

HMRC are writing to taxpayers whose Self-Assessment tax returns for the year ended 5 April 2023 may have omitted Child Benefit payments received by their household, and who therefore may have failed to pay the High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC). 

HMRC have started issuing 'One-To-Many' letters to individuals they suspect of having received income from breeding or selling animals - particularly dogs and cats - which has not been declared to HMRC. 

Practical information on the new corporation tax rates and identifying associated companies.

The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) has responded to a consultation on the VAT Treatment of Private Hire Vehicles. 

The ATT were pleased to be invited to a roundtable discussion at the Treasury on 24 July to discuss priorities for reforms to the tax system, and how it can support economic growth. 

As of 1 July 2024, due to security risks identified, HMRC will not provide Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) data over the phone either to agents or to the CIS-registered taxpayer themselves.