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One-man bands facing 'MTD' deserve 'whatever amount of financial support' they need.

Make more traders exempt from quarterly tax e-updates, and delay them, HMRC told.

Innocent mistakes add £1bn more to the tax gap than avoidance.

Last chance to give your view on what the Small Business Commissioner must do.

Another alert issued over the future availability of tax advice on complex matters.

Only accountants are out-stashing techies, whose current account balance is unmatched.

Now's the time for the Small Business Commissioner, says IPSE, not next year.

Government's 25% top-up can go towards a house deposit, Treasury confirms.

Forgetting to pay-in what's already been paid incurs firms a £740 weekly charge.

For the first time, the traditional way to pay is now the least used.

An information shortage seems to make April 6th a tall order for LISA providers.

Revenue retreats on its plan to mandate digital accounts for all self-employed.

HMRC to clarify which closing down a company activities can be caught by TARR.

Digital suppliers told to refrain from guesswork about MOSS, as officials 'simply don’t know.'

New ISA needs revising if it's really going to help people who work for themselves -- IPSE.

Ban on Entrepreneurs' Relief results in a record number of 'Ltds' winding up.

'Putting back five HMRC consultations is no good if the system isn't put back too.'

Contractors occupy too many financial positions to get off scot-free on Wednesday.

Chancellor's axe apparently trained on the cash reward you get at 55 for building a nest egg.

Confusion and the calendar bode well for the taxman's penalty team.

Updating us at least quarterly will not be akin to four tax returns a year, claims HMRC.

HMRC updates the list of laughable claims made for missing the Jan 31 deadline.

Second-home contractors won’t be fans of the chancellor, but they won’t be fazed by him either.

Any significant relief is 18 months away at very, very best, micro-businesses told.

Careless mistakes over relatively small sums may still cost you six months in prison.

Existing remedies for the unpaid hailed as better than new cures.

Not investing as long, or as much, is the modus operandi of many a tiny trader. 

Latest count of cash flowing into the exchequer shows the highest numbers ever.

Accelerated Payment disputes set to heap more pressure on an already log-jammed system.

Taxman concedes, but he still won't need proof of intention to prosecute.

Not even a third of small suppliers chase big clients in the first week of being unpaid.

Revenue praised for replacing instant penalties with a new 'risk-based' approach.

New high in HMRC payouts to tax whistleblowers, who are increasingly in professional services.

First week of 2015 begins to put earnings into your own pocket - not the taxman's.  

Earning £100 online provokes the taxman, while incurring it pacifies him. 

Online trader who was let go by the Revenue, only to lie on his tax return, is sentenced.

Wide-ranging look at penalties considers what to do if 'life just gets in the way.'

The tax plans that must have proved too taxing for officials to work out properly. 

'Tens of thousands' of digital suppliers hope an exemption from VAT rules emerges next month.

Almost 10,000 more self-assessors told to pay for purposefully under-declaring.