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05 Dec 2018
The Economic Affairs Committee has warned HMRC that small businesses 'could pay a heavy price' for Making Tax Digital for VAT.
The government has published a collection of documents in preparation for the scenario of the UK leaving the EU without a Withdrawal Agreement a so called 'no deal' Brexit.
According to statistics published by HMRC more than 180,500 first-time buyers have benefitted from First Time Buyers Relief.