A battle is brewing over the VAT classification of weight-loss drugs, or GLP-1 medications. Many of these medicines are zero-rated for...

Mega Marshmallow victory… finally, but it took seven years, four tribunals and a detailed analysis of how people eat marshmallows. The...

HMRC has strengthened its enforcement powers in the construction industry by distributing responsibility for tax fraud throughout the...

While no new tax rises were announced in the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, the real substance lay in the Office for Budget...

His Majesty's Revenue & Customs ("HMRC") are increasingly using penalties as a tool to punish taxpayers for mistakes – even where there...

On 25 March 2026, the UK Supreme Court handed down judgment in UniCredit Bank GmbH (London Branch) v Constitution Aircraft Leasing...

From evidence to enforcement In our last three posts, we addressed some of the key considerations in cases of actual or suspected...

Across the UK temporary labour market, umbrella companies have become widely used. Those companies, and others who engage them, are...

UK corporation tax filing obligations become stricter this year, with the UK tax authority doubling penalties for late filings from 1...

In our last post, we covered the critical first 48 hours when key employees resign: garden leave, locking down IT access, collecting...

From 6 April 2026, reforms for the tax treatment of carried interest come into effect. Until now, it has been taxed as a capital gain,...

From April 2026, HM Revenue and Customs will impose new quarterly digital tax reporting requirements on self-employed individuals and...