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07 May 2024
HMRC's pilot scheme for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD for ITSA) is now live.
One in ten highly skilled freelancers are currently out of work due to the impact of reforms to IR35 tax legislation.
The government is being urged to implement reforms to the Research and Development (R&D) tax relief system in order to avoid hurting small companies by the Suffolk Chamber of Commerce.
HMRC has updated guidance on when tax relief is available on travel expenses for staff who work from home.
HMRC has launched a new online voluntary NICs payment service.
Higher than expected government borrowing has reduced the Chancellor's 'wiggle room' at a pre-election Budget.