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  • Nadhim Zahawi tax row: Tory chair faces fresh questions over claims he paid penalty in seven-figure settlement

    January 20, 2023

    Tory party chairman Nadhim Zahawi faces fresh questions over his tax affairs after he was accused of paying a penalty as part of a multi-million pound settlement with HMRC. The former Chancellor, who attends Rishi Sunak’s Cabinet, has been under pressure since it was reported that he paid a seven-figure sum to end a dispute. [...]

  • Trump Organisation fined £1.3m for tax fraud

    January 13, 2023

    Donald Trump’s company has been fined 1.6 million dollars (£1.3 million) as punishment for a scheme in which the former US president’s top executives dodged personal income taxes on lavish job perks – a symbolic, hardly crippling blow for an enterprise boasting billions of dollars in assets. A fine was the only penalty a judge [...]

  • Inheritance tax: London property nets HMRC £820,000 in death duties on average, double other regions’ intake

    January 9, 2023

    Property makes up half the wealth of estates in London paying inheritance tax (IHT) – around twice as much as most other regions, according to a retirement specialist. An HMRC Freedom of Information (FOI) request from retirement specialist Just Group revealed that in 2019-20, the latest financial year of available data, property accounted for 50 per cent [...]

  • Grocers set for £550m tax reduction over next three years

    January 3, 2023

    UK supermarkets and grocers will benefit from an almost £550 million tax cut over the next three years, according to new analysis. It comes after more than half a million retail properties in England and Wales were revalued as part of a shake-up to the business rates system of property taxes. Analysis of official government [...]

  • Supertax on private jets could raise £1.4bn a year

    December 30, 2022

    A supertax on private jets should be introduced to fund public transport improvements, according to a pressure group. Campaign for Better Transport (CBT) wants private jet passengers to pay £780 in air passenger duty (APD) for every flight from the UK. That could raise around £1.4 billion each year, CBT said. Currently, private jet passengers [...]

  • Wind farm developer threatens to sue UK government over plans for ‘windfall tax’

    December 28, 2022

    A Cheshire wind farm developer has threatened to sue the UK government over its plans to impose a ‘windfall tax’ on renewables companies. Community Windpower – which owns 1.5 GW of UK wind generation capacity – has said it will take legal action to block the UK’s Electricity Generator Levy. The temporary tax imposes a [...]

  • Best London areas to live: From schools to roads and care, this is where council tax takes you the furthest

    December 21, 2022

    As the cost of living crisis rages, energy bills are rising and inflation is biting harder than ever, the council tax rebate scheme was introduced to lift some burden off Brits’ shoulders. However, with it still a significant cost, where in London and across the UK are residents getting the most in return for their council tax? [...]

  • Treasury grabs extra £85bn in taxes from Brits after Covid measures end

    December 19, 2022

    The UK government has added an extra £85.1bn in tax revenues over the last year after a raft of Covid-19 support measures were scrapped, new figures out today show. Total revenue flowing into the treasury from Brits’ pockets hit £775.6bn in the year to April 2022, up from £690.5bn in the previous year, according to [...]

  • Exclusive: Change in capital gains allowance causes mass exodus of landlords looking for quick sale

    December 11, 2022

    THE reduction in Capital Gains Allowance is an “unwelcome blow” and has seen the number of landlords looking to sell up hit a 13-year high.  Jeremy Hunt announced that the amount you can make from the sale of certain assets before paying tax  will fall from £12,300 to £6,000 in April and then to £3,000 in [...]

  • Government to spend tens of millions more to crack down hard on tax fraud  

    December 9, 2022

    The Autumn Statement revealed that the government will spend an additional £79m to fight tax fraud in the next five years, as HMRC is promised greater resources to tackle the tax gap. This marks a 27 per cent increase on the £292m investment announced at last year’s Budget. Through the extra £79m, HMRC expects to raise an [...]

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