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Hidden costs of frozen thresholds tempt more higher earners to consider VCTs
Move follows 40% drop in December revenue among pubs, bars and restaurants
Gains will make you liable for capital gains tax — but there are ways to mitigate the costs
Since March 2020 my income has suffered and I am struggling to balance my books
Labour to force parliamentary vote on whether to remove VAT from household fuel bills
Opposition parties say one-off levy could help alleviate energy price surge as cost of living soars
Chancellor’s allies say he acknowledges something will have to be done
Decision driven by Covid-19 impact on businesses and individuals
Tax raids, while crowd-pleasing, can be seriously counter-productive
The chancellor will inevitably look to raise money from the wealthy
The ins and outs of self-assessment ahead of the January 31 deadline
Proposal by fourth biggest supplier echoes demand by fuel poverty charity while Ofgem criticised in consumer report
Review follows the collapse of minibond company LCF
Treasury also rejects ideas from Office of Tax Simplification to reform inheritance tax
We rent out our second home and submit a self-assessment return on paper
The government’s response to immediate pressures on the system is inadequate and indefensible
Almost £5bn of fraud estimated in relation to state-backed bounceback programme
Property stock levels decline during the pandemic, say agents
Role in providing pandemic support took resources away from recovering unpaid tax
‘If we’d had the data during the pandemic, we could have helped more people’
I haven’t been back to the UK for two years because of Covid
Treasury review suggests government will not scrap so-called neutrality rule in commercial property tax
Policy should reflect changing work habits, say accountants
The chancellor should stop trying to emulate Nigel Lawson and focus on steering the economy out of the pandemic
Householders should protect their finances by responding now to inflation, tax rises and rate increases
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