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We are seeking views on the potential future use of E-invoicing Digital Reporting and how information created through e-invoicing could be used more effectively.
Summary Subject of this consultation From 1 April 2029, the government…
Directions for a companies or agents filing returns or making a payments for Income and Corporation Tax.
These directions apply in relation to the delivery of information and the…
This measure is about improving the quality of data collected under HMRC’s bulk data gathering powers for tax administration.
Who is likely to be affected This measure will impact financial…
1 Data-gathering Schedule 1 contains provision about data-holders…
HMRC and DBT are seeking views on standardising electronic invoicing and increasing its adoption across UK businesses and the public sector.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
This tax information and impact note details the increase in tobacco duty and confirms the rate of duty for tobacco for heating.
This measure is about repayment interest for Alcohol Duty aiming to compensate businesses fairly when they overpay.
This technical note provides an update to the main changes that will apply to the reporting requirements of employment related benefits in kind from 6 April 2027.
This tax information and impact note is about increasing the interest rate for late payments of unpaid tax.
This technical note provides further detail on measures relating to Making Tax Digital for Income Tax which were announced at Spring Statement 2025.
We welcome views on this technical consultation on 2 related draft Statutory Instruments published with supporting Explanatory Memoranda.
This tax information and impact note sets out the impacts of 2 technical amendments being made to the reporting rules for digital platforms which came into effect on 1 January 2024.
Consultation on the UK implementation of the OECD Cryptoasset Reporting Framework and amendments to the Common Reporting Standard, seeking views on extension to domestic reporting.
This tax information and impact note explains that compensation payments made to postmasters are exempt from various taxes.
This tax information and impact note is about the Post Office compensation schemes measure, laid on 22 February 2024.
This measure restricts the geographical scope of agricultural property relief and woodlands relief on and after 6 April 2024 to the UK only.
This tax information and impact note covers a reduction in the main rate of Primary Class 1 National Insurance contributions from 6 January 2024, the main rate of Class 4 National Insurance contributions from 6 April 2024 an…
This measure is about extending the scope of Tonnage Tax to include elections into the regime by third party ship managers.
This measure is about the necessary changes to the legislative framework to modernise the way registered pensions schemes, using relief at source arrangements, claim tax relief on members’ pension contributions from 6 April …
This measure is about increasing the limits on capital allowances that lessors of ships can claim on the cost of providing ships for use by ship operators in the tonnage tax regime.
This measure is about technical clarifications of the relief rules, including what is eligible for relief.
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