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United Kingdom tax & accounting news — page 6

TaxGOV.UK4 weeks ago17 documents

HMRC maps Special Measures path for unco-operative giants

New manual sets the £200m/£2bn scope, the three entry tests with £2m double-risk rule, the 12-month warning and 27-month notice ladder, reissue deadlines and public-naming sanction.

Industry: Across industries

Public Sector & EconomyGOV.UK4 weeks ago

RPA may treat multiple farming businesses as one

Farmers with 2 or more businesses may be treated as one for rural payments even if separate for tax; RPA may require the Separate Business Questionnaire (IACS26).

Industry: Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities

TaxGOV.UK4 weeks ago

Customs agents limited to own-declared items in HMRC reports

Declarants see only items declared by them, with that EORI as declarant; third parties are barred from declarant-only reports, GB requests auto-include XI data, multi-EORI access consolidates via in-service grants.

Industry: Other transportation support activities

TaxGOV.UK4 weeks ago2 documents

Vaping duty warehouse forms W4 and W4D published

Form W4 declares and pays Vaping Products Duty on warehouse releases per proprietor before release; W4D defers it instead — online service, post to BX9 1GL for W4D, or unconfirmed email.

Industry: Warehousing and storage

TaxGOV.UK4 weeks ago

Tax advisers must hold AML supervision before registering

HMRC will reject agent-services-account applications made without approved anti-money laundering supervision; acceptable evidence list widens and relevant-individual identification points to the MTAR manual.

Industry: Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy

TaxGOV.UK4 weeks ago

Excise warehouses need written deals with third-party goods owners

Warehousekeepers storing others' duty-suspended goods should hold written agreements requiring ownership-change notice; HMRC sets four no-action conditions, plus share-sale record rules and a GB-EORI limit on W5D/W6D.

Industry: Warehousing and storage

TaxRevenue Jersey4 weeks ago

Jersey joint-filing election closed; next window opens 1 August 2027

Revenue Jersey confirms the joint-filing election deadline has passed and the next election opens 1 August 2027; pre-deadline instructions and past helpdesk dates removed.

TaxCase Law4 weeks ago

Salvation Army prayer rooms exempt as ancillary to offices

The Upper Tribunal held the Salvation Army's meeting hall and prayer room were ancillary to office use and exempt, rejecting a generic-use test; rateable value £1.

Industry: Across industries

Payroll & LabourAdvisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service4 weeks ago8 documents

Union equality reps gain time-off rights from 30 October 2026

From 30 October 2026, union equality reps get paid time-off, training and facilities rights, more roles gain facilities rights on request, and employers must show refused time off was unreasonable.

Industry: Across industries

TaxGOV.UK4 weeks ago

Welsh holiday lets gain multi-property rates averaging

Welsh holiday-let owners short of 182 let nights can now average across nearby properties as well as across years, under revised business-rates guidance also clarifying 28-night stays and charity nights.

Industry: Holiday and other short-stay accommodation

TaxRevenue Jersey4 weeks ago

Jersey MCIT returns can be amended within five years of filing deadline

Submitted MCIT returns can be amended through the Pillar Two platform within five calendar years of the filing deadline; de minimis election changes face review, and wrong-period filings go to the Pillar Two team.

Industry: Across industries

Payroll & LabourGOV.UK4 weeks ago2 documents

Insolvency tribunal window rises to six months, bar redundancy pay

Guidance now gives six months from the decision letter for tribunal challenges over holiday, arrears and notice pay; redundancy-pay claims keep their own limit, under the wider move to six months from 1 October 2026.

Industry: Across industries

Payroll & LabourAdvisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service4 weeks ago

SSP during phased returns only for full days off, Acas clarifies

Acas now states SSP is payable only for full non-working days during a phased return, with a worked example, alongside pay rules for reduced hours and lighter workloads.

Industry: Across industries

Financial Sector & MarketsJersey Law4 weeks ago2 documents

Jersey narrows private-offer cap to 50 in Jersey

R&O.98/2026 narrows Jersey’s private-offer cap to 50 addressees in Jersey and R&O.99/2026 restates the prospectus-circulation prohibition, both in force 30 September 2026.

Industry: Financial and insurance activities

Financial Sector & MarketsGOV.UK4 weeks ago

OFSI frozen-asset reports for 2026 due by 30 November 2026

Anyone holding or controlling funds or economic resources of a designated person must file the 2026 frozen-asset report with OFSI by Monday 30 November 2026, covering holdings as at 30 September.

Industry: Across industries

TaxGOV.UK4 weeks ago

Five-plus holiday lets and shared-land lets gain easier business-rates route

From 24 July 2026, lets in 5+ groups and lets sharing land with another business qualify on a forward 140-day test alone, without the 140/70-night history; forms go to a new HMRC email.

Industry: Holiday and other short-stay accommodation

Financial Sector & MarketsGOV.UK4 weeks ago

UK varies ISIL/Al-Qaida listing for Khatiba Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad

The 29 September notice varies the KTJ entity entry (AQD0377, asset freeze and arms embargo); holders of its funds must freeze, not deal, and report to OFSI.

Industry: Across industries

Public Sector & EconomyGOV.UK4 weeks ago2 documents

SAU publishes final report on £240m Scottish zero-emission truck fund

The SAU's evaluation of Transport Scotland's compliance assessment is out, ahead of the advertised 5 October date; the £240m ScotZET scheme would fund consortia deploying zero-emission HGVs and charging infrastructure.

Industry: Freight transport by road

TaxGOV.UK4 weeks ago

HMRC caps fixtures election amount at sale price of land interest

The manual now caps the elected fixture amount at the sale price of the interest in land, replacing the old reference to the fixture's sale price or premium; the allowance-history ceiling is unchanged.

Industry: Across industries

Financial Sector & MarketsJersey Law4 weeks ago

Jersey gives effect to Iran nuclear sanctions on aircraft and ships

R&O.97/2026, in force 29 September, adds Article 28A delegates to the Article 4 offence exemption and maps the Iran (Nuclear) aircraft and ship-detention provisions onto Jersey shipping law.

Industry: Air transport · Water transport

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HMRC maps Special Measures path for unco-operative giants

RPA may treat multiple farming businesses as one

Customs agents limited to own-declared items in HMRC reports

Vaping duty warehouse forms W4 and W4D published

Tax advisers must hold AML supervision before registering

Excise warehouses need written deals with third-party goods owners

Jersey joint-filing election closed; next window opens 1 August 2027

Salvation Army prayer rooms exempt as ancillary to offices

Union equality reps gain time-off rights from 30 October 2026

Welsh holiday lets gain multi-property rates averaging

Jersey MCIT returns can be amended within five years of filing deadline

Insolvency tribunal window rises to six months, bar redundancy pay

SSP during phased returns only for full days off, Acas clarifies

Jersey narrows private-offer cap to 50 in Jersey

OFSI frozen-asset reports for 2026 due by 30 November 2026

Five-plus holiday lets and shared-land lets gain easier business-rates route

UK varies ISIL/Al-Qaida listing for Khatiba Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad

SAU publishes final report on £240m Scottish zero-emission truck fund

HMRC caps fixtures election amount at sale price of land interest

Jersey gives effect to Iran nuclear sanctions on aircraft and ships