Accounting News - August 2012

New crackdown planned on ‘aggressive’ tax avoidance

Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury David Gauke has announced government proposals to crack down on the promoters of aggressive tax avoidance schemes. more

Inward investments boosts UK jobs

Strong inward investment in the UK created or secured more than 112,000 jobs in 2011/12, a rise of 19 per cent on the preceding year, according to new figures. more

Payroll professionals lead way on RTI

The payroll professionals’ industry body has showcased the new system for reporting employee’s pay and tax details that will affect all businesses next year. more

Campaign offers chance to settle tax bills

Tax chiefs have launched a new initiative targeting taxpayers who have failed to complete tax returns in the past. more

New guidance explores redundancy and maternity leave

Acas and the Equality Human Rights Commission have published a new guide to help employers understand the rights of women who are pregnant or on maternity leave when facing redundancy. more

Tax experts call for more work on GAAR

Tax specialists have welcomed the launch of a government consultation on a general anti-abuse rule (GAAR) but said that work was still needed on the proposals. more

Health and safety offenders face new costs

Businesses that breach health and safety laws could find themselves facing substantial bills from 1 October. more

 

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