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As we roll towards the end of June, don't overlook the next major employer reporting obligations: form P11D (returns of benefits and expenses) and the employer's declaration P11D(b). Employment Related Securities (ERS) returns are due by 6 July.
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We have something for everyone this week! We look at remittances, IR35, closing tax enquiries, electronic sales suppression, company size changes affecting over 40,000 companies and HMRC changes impacting response times for VAT. Don't forget to sign up for our live CPD webinars: there are two next week. See more information below.
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This time we have a new Visitor Levy, leading tech-savvy CTAs have their say about AI and tax, cautionary tales on three Capital Gains Tax (CGT) reliefs and, are London cabbies right: is Whitehall turning a blind eye to money laundering in the capital?
Conrad Young gave the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT)'s 2024 CTA address last week to a packed audience on The impact of AI on tax. What do tech expert Chartered Tax Advisers (CTAs) think is going to be the impact of AI on tax?
The Scottish Government has passed the Visitor Levy (Scotland) Bill. This Bill will give councils the power to introduce a local tax on visitors to their area, from 2026.
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When does a pool car qualify as a pool car? When it meets the relevant qualifying conditions of course! Our tax case this week features an unfortunate situation where an HMRC inspector tried to help an employer set a carpool policy. Unfortunately, the employer misinterpreted the rules, the qualifying conditions for tax-free pooling were not met, and HMRC raised an assessment.
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