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United Kingdom news

Thursday, 29 October 2026

Regulatory changes detected daily from official sources across Europe. Create a free account to follow your jurisdictions and ask Taxxa what a change means in practice.

Legal & CorporateGOV.UK3 weeks ago

CMA serves pre-emptive action order on BT–TalkTalk deal

The CMA has served a Schedule 7 pre-emptive action order on BT's completed TalkTalk/PlatformX acquisition with a same-day derogation; representations close 9 October, report due 19 October.

Industry: Other telecommunications activities

TaxGOV.UK3 weeks ago

C945 ship-stores authority now covers vaping products

Vaping products shipped as duty-free stores on a ship now go on HMRC form C945 alongside alcohol and tobacco; applicants give the voyage and goods details the form lists.

Industry: Sea and coastal freight water transport

TaxGOV.UK3 weeks ago

HMRC rewrites Climate Change Levy returns guidance

HMRC has rewritten the Climate Change Levy returns guide: quarterly filing with deadlines on the last working day of the following month, grouped corrections up to four tax years back, and a new pre-filing checklist.

Industry: Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply

Payroll & LabourGOV.UK3 weeks ago4 documents

HMRC rewrites behind-camera self-employment roles list

HMRC has folded the Appendix 1 behind-camera roles into a rewritten ESM4120 and withdrawn ESM4118, changing the self-employment conditions for directors of photography, composers and several VFX and production roles.

Industry: Motion picture, video and television programme activities

TaxGOV.UK3 weeks ago

Duty-free train stores extended to vaping products

Form C945T now covers vaping products alongside alcohol and tobacco, so rail operators load duty-free vape stores under the same train-stores authority.

Industry: Passenger rail transport, interurban

TaxGOV.UK3 weeks ago

Protected cell companies face per-cell UK property richness tests

UK property-richness and substantial-indirect-interest tests now apply per cell for protected cell companies; pre-26 November 2025 disposals stay on the per-company test with a targeted anti-avoidance warning.

Industry: Across industries

TaxGOV.UK3 weeks ago11 documents

HMRC doubles deliberate-defaulter publication threshold to £50,000

HMRC's deliberate-defaulters guidance now requires qualifying potential lost revenue above £50,000 before details may be published; the main worked examples have been doubled to match.

Industry: Across industries

Legal & CorporateCase Law3 weeks ago

Koza Ltd wound up on just and equitable ground after nine-year deadlock

The High Court granted summary judgment winding up Koza Ltd at the suit of its 100% ordinary shareholder, holding the director's refusal to implement Article 4 wind-down resolutions left no workable alternative.

Industry: Across industries

TaxChartered Institute of Taxation3 weeks ago

HMRC pauses agent number checks until 17 November

HMRC has paused ARN checks on helplines until 17 November 2026; from 18 November every employee who contacts HMRC for clients needs access to the firm's 11-character reference.

Industry: Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy

TaxGOV.UK3 weeks ago

HMRC to press CIS contractors on wrong deduction rates from 7 October

CIS contractors whose reported deduction rates do not match subcontractors' verified rates may get an HMRC email or letter between 7 October and 7 November asking them to review and correct returns.

Industry: Construction

TaxChartered Institute of Taxation3 weeks ago

CIOT presses HMRC on BIM45700 interest-relief uncertainties

The CIOT has asked HMRC to clarify uncertainties from the July rewrite of BIM45700 on interest relief where proprietors withdraw capital, including how returns filed under the old guidance stand.

Industry: Across industries

Public Sector & EconomyGOV.UK3 weeks ago

£401m Canal & River Trust grant faces subsidy review, comments by 19 Oct

Defra's proposed £401.2m grant to the Canal & River Trust faces Subsidy Advice Unit review, with third-party comments due by 19 October 2026.

Industry: Support activities for transportation

TaxGOV.UK3 weeks ago

Special Measures businesses face deemed carelessness penalties on errors

Inaccuracies in documents given to HMRC by large businesses under a Special Measures or Confirmation Notice count as failure to take reasonable care in two defined cases.

Industry: Across industries

Legal & CorporateGOV.UK3 weeks ago

BT–TalkTalk deal faces public interest review, report by 19 Oct

A 5 October public interest intervention notice puts the BT acquisition of TalkTalk and PlatformX to a Secretary of State decision; comments close 9 October, CMA reports by 19 October.

Industry: Telecommunications

TaxGOV.UK3 weeks ago

HMRC adds two genuine text campaigns from 5 October

From 5 October 2026 HMRC may text about overdue Self Assessment (5–9 October) and VAT registration progress; neither genuine message asks for details or carries links.

Industry: Across industries

TaxGOV.UK3 weeks ago

Vaping transitional duty stamps extended to 30 November 2026

Transitional stamps may now be obtained to 30 November 2026 and used on products packaged to 1 January 2027, but nothing released for UK consumption after 31 March 2027 may carry one.

Industry: Manufacture of tobacco products

TaxRevenue Jersey3 weeks ago

Jersey carves token children's payments out of room-letting tax

Token contributions from a taxpayer's own children toward household bills are not taxable, and rent-a-room relief is now expressly confined to small-scale lettings.

TaxGOV.UK4 weeks ago

Dual customs-excise warehouses need segregation by default

Co-located customs and excise storage without segregation is an exception for same-keeper premises with HMRC-satisfied controls; split keepers and temporary-storage goods must always segregate.

Industry: Warehousing and storage

TaxGOV.UK4 weeks ago

Personal-use exports zero-rate via forwarder, not own baggage

Personal-use goods may be zero-rated on direct export or indirect export via forwarder or parcel operator, but not on a customer-arranged indirect export in accompanied baggage.

Industry: Across industries

Payroll & LabourJersey Law4 weeks ago

Jersey exempts short medical-equipment repair visits

Non-resident medical-equipment repair or maintenance for Jersey's health minister is licence-exempt if kept to 60 days or less in 12 months; the regulated-activity administration exemption also widens.

Industry: Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment · Financial and insurance activities