UK middle-income earners ‘sucked into tax schemes’ confess
Research finds St Albans, Edinburgh and Slough are top three for individuals admitting unpaid tax
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Three areas UK taxman is ramping up IHT probes
HMRC is treating inheritance tax as an increasingly lucrative source of income
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Tax probes into wealthy yield £281m extra in a year
The targeting of footballers’ tax affairs is among the reasons the UK Exchequer netted 29% more from the rich last year.
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UK’s IHT relief on charitable relief reaches record levels
The amount of inheritance tax saved by leaving money to charities in the UK is predicted to surpass £900m (€1,027m, $1,159m) in the next financial year, following a sharp increase in the amount of charitable donations left in wills.
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International accountancy network UHY names new chairman
Bernard Fay has been appointed as chairman at UHY, which the accountancy and consultancy network says reflects its members’ increasingly international focus.
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Hartmann Capital investors get bulk payout from FSCS
More than two thirds of the £3.2m in compensation owed to investors of Hartmann Capital has been paid out after the firm was shut down by the Financial Conduct Authority for having a £1.5m shortfall in clients’ money.
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hartmann cap client monies total 23
The joint special administrator of Hartmann Capital has completed the first stage of its unwinding of the London-based investment company, and revealed that client monies as of Monday totalled £23.7m ($39.4m, 28.8m), while it held client equities worth around £39.8m.
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uhy tax friendly uk one of the best countries
The UK is one of the world’s best placed countries to trade with, in part thanks to its tax policy, according to a new study from global accountancy network UHY.
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hmrcs tax haul jumps 40 boosted by investigations
The amount of additional tax recovered by HM Revenue & Customs following investigations into personal tax returns has increased by almost 40% since last year.
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the uk and spain top tables for unwelcome
Governments in Europe and Asia are targeting wealthy property buyers with higher stamp duty fees in an attempt to help plug their fiscal deficits, according to new research by UHY International.
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two jamaican accountancy firms merge
UHY Dawgen and Paul Goldson & Company, both based in Jamaica, have announced plans to merge.
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uhy expands in americas and asia
Global accountancy network UHY, which last month appointed a new chairman, has expanded its presence in both the Americas and Asia with two new members.