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United Kingdom tax & accounting news — page 18

TaxGOV.UK3 months ago

HMRC sets 30-day limit for extra clearance information

Non-statutory clearance applicants risk closure if information arrives late; requests must identify genuine uncertainty, and the guidance drops referral to another officer.

Industry: Across industries

Public Sector & EconomyGOV.UK3 months ago

Colleges need EV salary sacrifice approval where financial risks remain

The 2026 handbook permits schemes without prior approval only where employee-default costs and liabilities are comprehensively mitigated; colleges must document those safeguards.

Industry: Education

TaxGOV.UK3 months ago7 documents

HMRC limits April 2027 payrolling to vehicle and medical benefits

Most other benefits move to April 2028; loans and accommodation remain voluntary. HMRC also sets out FPS corrections and a 5 April 2027 deadline to register for voluntary payrolling.

Industry: Across industries

TaxGOV.UK3 months ago2 documents

SNIJIB lodging allowance rises to £53.40 from 24 August 2026

HMRC lists SNIJIB and BATJIC among agreements with centrally negotiated tax procedures; tax-free lodging payments still depend on the employee meeting the certification conditions.

Industry: Construction

TaxCase Law3 months ago2 documents

Corporate settlors can owe unpaid trust inheritance tax

Lexgreen loses its appeal over a ten-year charge: a company’s existence can count as its “life” for secondary liability where trustees are outside the UK.

TaxGOV.UK3 months ago

HMRC removes £10,000 C18 exception to customs penalty warnings

Other first-contravention exceptions remain, including serious errors and failures to follow HMRC instructions or authorisation conditions.

Industry: Across industries

Payroll & LabourGOV.UK3 months ago

Police targeted payments extended to June 2029

Annex U keeps a £5,000 annual ceiling for each payment; the circular also sets out pay rates and revised eligibility for voluntary-retirement compensation.

Industry: Public order and safety activities

TaxGOV.UK3 months ago

HMRC clarifies CGS interval end dates after VAT de-grouping

Subsequent intervals end on the de-grouping anniversary. Businesses must also agree how to measure taxable use when those intervals fall outside their normal tax year.

Industry: Across industries

TaxGOV.UK3 months ago

HMRC says platform sellers must be reported in both relevant periods

When activity and payment fall in different periods, both trigger seller reporting; consideration belongs in the period when it is paid or credited.

Industry: Across industries

TaxGOV.UK3 months ago

HMRC removes its Zakat exclusion from Saudi tax credit guidance

The revised guidance removes a blanket exclusion, but the Protocol limits UK-resident Saudi nationals to credit for Saudi income tax on their Saudi-source income.

Legal & CorporateCase Law3 months ago

Improper purpose can invalidate an administrator appointment

Glint Pay may take its challenge to trial despite a valid loan default; the Court of Appeal also permits scrutiny of the lender’s purpose in requesting financial information.

Industry: Across industries

TaxGOV.UK3 months ago

HMRC clarifies deliberate-loss test for 20-year VAT assessments

The guidance requires quantified arrears and sufficient conduct evidence before the one-year clock starts; advisers must also track the ordinary assessment limits.

Industry: Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles

Legal & CorporateCase Law3 months ago

Court rejects automatic strike-out for abusive litigation delay

BlackBerry’s royalty claim survives almost four years of unjustified inactivity, with interest and costs conditions; the Court of Appeal confirms a proportionality-based response.

Industry: Across industries

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HMRC sets 30-day limit for extra clearance information

Colleges need EV salary sacrifice approval where financial risks remain

HMRC limits April 2027 payrolling to vehicle and medical benefits

SNIJIB lodging allowance rises to £53.40 from 24 August 2026

Corporate settlors can owe unpaid trust inheritance tax

HMRC removes £10,000 C18 exception to customs penalty warnings

Police targeted payments extended to June 2029

HMRC clarifies CGS interval end dates after VAT de-grouping

HMRC says platform sellers must be reported in both relevant periods

HMRC removes its Zakat exclusion from Saudi tax credit guidance

Improper purpose can invalidate an administrator appointment

HMRC clarifies deliberate-loss test for 20-year VAT assessments

Court rejects automatic strike-out for abusive litigation delay