The government has announced the first increase to HMRC approved mileage rates since 2011.

Taxpayers included in the new Making Tax Digital (MTD) scheme need to think carefully and not just focus on cost when selecting software, says the ATT.

We apologise to all the students affected by the problems that occurred during our exams this week, and for the stress and anxiety they caused.

Responding to a Government consultation, "Making public services work for you with your digital identity", the ATT said that while a well-designed digital ID system could simplify access to HMRC and other public services, significant concerns remain around security, fraud, accessibility and the p

Artificial intelligence is transforming how tax professionals access information, offering quick explanations and summaries of complex rules. However, recent confusion around UK VAT deadlines highlights a key risk: AI-generated answers can be confidently wrong.

HMRC has reached an important milestone in the rollout of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD) with the introduction of a new digital service for requesting refunds.

We are aware of the serious technical issues which affected students sitting yesterday’s ATT exams and we apologise to everyone affected.

Fuel duty has remained frozen at 52.95p per litre since 2011, offering some relief to drivers during periods of high fuel prices. However, at last year’s Budget, the Government announced plans to increase the rate by 5p per litre in stages over the coming year.

The ATT has published a new FAQ guide on the additional information requirements for company directors completing their self-assessment tax returns

HMRC Spotlights have been around for some time and periodically are added to. They are designed to shine a ‘spotlight’ on tax avoidance schemes that HMRC believe do not work, and which may have wider societal implications due to the number of taxpayers at risk of involvement in such schemes.