Independent commission said Premier League football club arranged ‘sham’ commercial deals to disguise sources of funding

Manchester City have come out fighting against the guilty verdict but the Premier League faces questions of its own

Regulators plan to further limit audit requirement imposed under Sarbanes-Oxley Act

Bill’s failure in Commons sparks anger among its supporters after Lords blocked earlier legislation

Studies from hotspots across Europe that have introduced levies suggest they have no impact on visitor numbers

Many mayors welcome power to impose tourist tax but industry warns of ‘irreparable harm’ and job losses

Exclusive: How a court case over an unoccupied office block could end a widely used tax avoidance scheme

The Upper Tribunal has ruled that an Isle of Man developer’s profits derived in England were taxable in the UK.

Exclusive: How a court case over an unoccupied office block could end a widely used tax avoidance scheme

Data shows £24.2bn in receipts for the 2024/25 tax year, an 89% increase on previous year

Data shows £24.2bn in receipts for the 2024/25 tax year, an 89% increase on previous year

The Upper Tribunal has ruled that an Isle of Man developer’s profits derived in England were taxable in the UK.

China’s fashion giant will list in Hong Kong with a shrunken price tag – and big questions over its business model

Research shows firms are branded as beauty and convenience but apparently operate in money-laundering and terrorist financing sectors

Research shows firms are branded as beauty and convenience but apparently operate in money-laundering and terrorist financing sectors

New filings highlight iPhone maker’s global tax liabilities

‘Unprecedented’ weather pattern over Pacific Ocean to be felt worldwide, with severe droughts expected in some areas

Its USDT crypto token underpins a trillion-dollar market, but cryptocurrency giant Tether won’t answer questions about its ownership.

On 30 June, I gave evidence to the Treasury Select Committee on tax and duty non-compliance on high streets. The Committee was, rightly, concerned. So am I —...

Government’s tax arm is urging the public to snitch on firms breaking the law.

On 30 June, I gave evidence to the Treasury Select Committee on tax and duty non-compliance on high streets. The Committee was, rightly, concerned. So am I —...

Plus: "Vertical drinking" politics • Robocop comes to Greggs • Robotaxis controlled by humans • London's festivals-in-parks mess

Costs of security and removal efforts have reignited debate over whether work is vandalism or valuable public art

Former pizza takeaway manager wins employment tribunal after refusing cash in hand payments, demanding tax deductions and national insurance payments

Andy Burnham’s de facto deputy PM says requirements for businesses vying for Whitehall contracts will be streamlined

In this Fair Tax Leaders, Atlas Translations Director Clare Suttie says fair tax is about consistency and aligning values

Microsoft Corp. saved $4.3 billion in taxes during its most recent fiscal year by having a large chunk of its worldwide profits in Ireland, according to the company.

The cut will be 'fully funded' by a tax clampdown on online marketplace sellers and businesses not making a 'positive contribution' such as vape shops

International reporting rules make it harder for investors to conceal gains

Cavetta Consulting have become the first Scottish-based capital allowances firm to secure the Fair Tax Mark

International agency AWO are the first law firm to have been awarded the Fair Tax Mark - a gold standard accreditation

Treasury Committee

Two-thirds of respondents support increasing the 2% digital services tax for multinationals

Two-thirds of respondents support increasing the 2% digital services tax for multinationals

For the first time, the annual financial report for the royals will include how much tax is paid by the monarch.

The 700 projects include wind and solar farms, battery storage, gas and hydro plans