Six players have handed in their notice over unpaid wages with the club operating under a strict transfer embargo ...

Amount of tax going unpaid increases as small businesses fail to pay. Critics claim the real figures are even greater ...

HMRC has cut the late payment interest rate from 8.5% to 8.25% from this week. It comes after the Bank of England dropped its base interest rate to 4.25% earlier this month. It means if you’ve ...

HMRC issued a third more enquiries about inheritance tax last year in a bid to crack down on evasion, according to new data, but most cases were closed with no further action required. There were ...

A businessman has failed to prove HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) forged an arrest warrant that led to the seizure of his multimillion-pound mansion, a High Court judge has said.

HMRC is looking for a new CRM supplier, and it's encouraging SMEs to apply The winning bid will supply the CRM system for at least 15 years HMRC isn't particularly known for its great customer ...

HMRC could send you a tax bill letter if you have £3,500 in your savings account. By Alex Evans, Deputy Audience Editor. 07:00, Mon, May 5, 2025 | UPDATED: 12:26, Tue, May 6, 2025.

HMRC could send you a tax bill letter if you have as little as £3,500 in your savings account. By Alex Evans, Deputy Audience Editor. 22:55, Sat, Jun 7, 2025 | UPDATED: 22:56, Sat, Jun 7, 2025.

HMRC has the ability to automatically detect interest on savings generated by your bank account. If you exceed a certain threshold, you will automatically be sent a notice of an additional tax bill.

Posting on social media, HMRC warned: "Don't get caught out by ads promising quick tax refunds for working from home. Always check if you're eligible before making a claim. Avoid agent fees by ...

John-Paul Marks, HMRC’s new chief executive, told MPs that the incident occurred in December 2024 and had affected the accounts of approximately 100,000 pay-as-you-earn (PAYE) taxpayers.

HMRC is also grappling with a customer service crisis that has seen the average waiting times on the phone rise from three minutes 54 seconds in 2016-2017 to 23 minutes 14 second in 2023-24.