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24 Jan 2020
HMRC has now published draft secondary legislation for the off-payroll working rules that are due to come into force in April this year.
23 Jan 2020
Vengeful witches and pet hamsters feature in HMRC's list of imaginative excuses and expense claims, which has been published in the run up to the self assessment deadline.
22 Jan 2020
Anti-money laundering (AML) penalties reached a record high of £6.2 billion worldwide last year, according to data from software company Encompass Corporation.
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