Will making tax digital timetable run late?
Following last week’s election it looks likely that plans to introduce the government’s ‘Making tax Digital’ plans will be, if not shelved, then significantly delayed.
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HMRC iTunes scam
Scammers are getting ever more sophisticated in spotting opportunities to get taxpayers to believe they are being contacted by HMRC with a request to pay tax they owe.
Are you ready for anti-money laundering rules change?
On 26 June 2017 changes will be made to UK anti-money laundering measures to help prevent money laundering and terrorist financing.
R&D tax relief: good for business good for the UK economy
Did you know the ethos underpinning R&D tax relief is successive governments’ commitment to growing the UK’s economy?
Latest on HMRC’s approach to settlements
HMRC are continually refining the terms under which they calculate settlements on tax planning arrangements. Here we take a look at the latest situation based on our experience in reaching settlements for clients.
Corporate Interest Restriction draft guidance
HM Revenue and Customs are seeking comments on this draft guidance covering the new Corporate Interest Restriction rules.
Disclosing unpaid tax
HMRC have updated their online guidance “Your guide to making a voluntary disclosure” for individuals and companies who need to make a voluntary disclosure but who aren’t eligible for HMRC Campaigns.
HMRC money laundering supervision online service
HMRC have updated their Money Laundering Regulations which apply to a number of different business sectors, including financial and credit businesses, accountants and estate agents, as well as our work here at Bedrock.
New director at Bedrock
Matt Blake has been promote to the role of Director at Bedrock. With Lisa Topliss he becomes part of the company Board overseeing the future of the company.
VAT margin scheme and puppies…
Yes really. Most people with a little awareness of the application of VAT will cite Jaffa Cakes as a case in point when illustrating the complexities of the regulations. Well now they can use a much cuter and furry court case involving puppies.