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Tax news in brief 8 July 2026
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- 08 Jul 2026
Highlights from the broader tax news for the week ending 8 July 2026, including the publication of new statutory guidance on the Pillar Two taxes.
HMRC making slow progress in tackling agents’ “pain points”
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- 07 Jul 2026
HMRC’s update to its July 2025 transformation roadmap suggests that digital services for agents may continue to lag behind those for taxpayers for some time to come.
HMRC targets lower value tax debt
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- 07 Jul 2026
The government is consulting on proposals to extend HMRC’s existing direct recovery of debts (DRD) powers to help it “to recover lower value tax debts from customers who have persistently not engaged with HMRC”.
Individuals encouraged to claim NIC refunds online
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- 07 Jul 2026
Individuals who have received a letter from HMRC telling them that they may have overpaid national insurance contributions (NIC) can use a new digital process to apply for a refund.
How can accountants help to simplify the tax system?
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- 06 Jul 2026
At this year’s Hardman Lecture, Bill Dodwell, former Tax Director at the Office of Tax Simplification, examined the complexity of the UK tax system and explained how accountants can help to tackle it.
Tax news in brief 1 July 2026
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- 01 Jul 2026
Highlights from the broader tax news for the week ending 1 July 2026, including an update from HMRC on penalties for the late filing of Pillar Two returns.
Tax news highlights from June 2026
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- 30 Jun 2026
ICAEW’s Tax Faculty provides a summary of some of the key developments in tax in June 2026 and explains where you can find further information.
Most VAT and PAYE payments to be made by direct debit
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- 30 Jun 2026
The government is seeking feedback from businesses and other stakeholders on its plans to require VAT and pay as you earn (PAYE) payments to be made by direct debit.
Millions of taxpayers face having to pay tax earlier
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- 30 Jun 2026
ICAEW’s Tax Faculty explains the government’s proposals for individuals to pay tax due under income tax self assessment (ITSA) in regular instalments during the tax year from April 2029.
Details emerge of new recklessness offence for taxpayers and agents
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- 30 Jun 2026
Taxpayers and agents who recklessly make a statement or declaration to HMRC in relation to a direct tax matter face a custodial sentence and/or a fine under the government’s proposals.
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