Postmasters previously offered derisory compensation by the Post Office are being given a new opportunity to claim under an independent
Recent events have highlighted R&D tax credit fraud. However we believe the scale of the problem is much higher than
Which MP is the highest earner? Who receives the highest donations? Who takes the most foreign trips? We’ve just launched
There’s a report Labour’s non-dom changes will cost the UK £1bn – but the figure is meaningless, based on a
Companies associated with the struck-off solicitor, convicted fraudster, bankrupt, pornographer, and negligent tax avoidance scheme promoter Paul Baxendale-Walker continue to
We frequently receive tip-offs from accountants and lawyers who’ve seen firms promoting dubious tax schemes. This often requires a large
BBC Merseyside is reporting on a ludicrous attempt to avoid business rates using snails. It is so stupid that I
This is now replaced by our automatically-updating list of PLCs with late accounts. Brewdog plc is six weeks late filing
Rachel Reeves has said there is a £22bn “black hole” in the public finances, and that she’ll have to raise
Tens of thousands of people (including me!) just received this email from Property118, attaching a rather scary HMRC “stop notice”
We have previously reported on a high profile unregulated firm called “Property118”, which promoted a series of landlord tax avoidance
At a time when the UK’s finances look fragile, the new Chancellor would be forgiven for thinking the only purpose
We wrote last month about Paul Baxendale-Walker, the former barrister and solicitor who helped create the “loan schemes” that cost
Over the last seventeen years most of the tax gap fell by two-thirds – a remarkable achievement. But a deep
The Post Office recklessly published the names and addresses of 550 wrongfully convicted postmasters. But it takes a very different
Paul Baxendale-Walker is probably the UK’s most notorious tax avoidance scheme promoter. He’s the former barrister and solicitor who helped
We keep talking about marginal rates, but rarely stop to explain exactly what they are, and why they matter. Here’s
Reform UK has published its manifesto. They plan personal tax cuts which they say will cost £70bn; however our analysis
The Labour Party has published its manifesto. Labour claims to raise £7.35bn from additional tax – but almost three-quarters of
The Green Party has published its manifesto. The Green Party propose raising taxes by £115bn in 2026/27 and £172bn in