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HMRC targets contractors using the wrong CIS deduction rate

by MAS | Sep 29, 2026 | Business advice, CIS, Construction services, HMRC

HMRC is writing to Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) contractors where it believes the wrong deduction rate may have been applied to payments made to subcontractors during 2025/26. HMRC’s new guidance applies to contractors who receive a letter concerning deductions...

HMRC reminds employers to check tax codes at start of new tax year

by MAS | Apr 13, 2026 | Business advice, Financial news, HMRC, PAYE, Tax

PAYE HMRC is reminding employers to review PAYE coding notices as the 2026/27 tax year gets underway. With new tax codes now in operation, what should you be looking out for? HMRC highlights the importance of checking coding notices (P6 and P9) when they are received....

HMRC restarts direct recovery of tax debts from bank accounts

by MAS | Feb 24, 2026 | Business advice, Financial news, HMRC, Self Assessment, Tax, VAT

HMRC confirms that it has re-started the use of DRD, which was paused during the pandemic and is now being operated in a “test and learn” phase. Under the policy, HMRC can require banks and building societies to pay sums directly from taxpayers’ accounts where tax...

HMRC updates advisory fuel rates from 1 March 2026

by MAS | Feb 24, 2026 | Business advice, Financial news, HMRC, Tax

HMRC has published the latest advisory fuel and electric rates (AFRs) for company cars, effective from 1 March 2026. Several rates have changed since the previous quarter. What should employers be aware of? AFRs are used where employers reimburse employees for...

Government unveils business rates cuts and late-licensing boost for pubs

by MAS | Jan 30, 2026 | Business advice, Financial news, HMRC

Pubs will see their business rates cut and licensing rules relaxed under a new support package aimed at reviving high streets and protecting local community hubs. What’s changing and what does it mean for the trade? The Chancellor has announced a package that she...

Repayment thresholds for student finance confirmed

by MAS | Jan 15, 2026 | Business advice, Financial news, HMRC, PAYE

STUDENT LOANS If your employees have an outstanding student loan, HMRC will notify you via a start notice. You must then deduct repayments via the payroll. This is straightforward; you just need to ensure you set them up on the correct loan type. However, an awareness...
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