Failure to deal with revaluation means council tax will remain ‘detached from reality’
Council tax in Scotland will remain ‘detached from reality’ unless ministers commit to a revaluation of properties to ensure they pay the correct amount of tax.
Council tax in Scotland will remain ‘detached from reality’ unless ministers commit to a revaluation of properties to ensure they pay the correct amount of tax.
LITRG has responded to a consultation on a fairer council tax system for Scotland, published jointly by the Scottish Government and the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA – on behalf of local government).
LITRG has responded to the call for evidence on the Director of Labour Market Enforcement's (DLME) labour market enforcement strategy 2024 to 2024.
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) is asking separated couples to check that their child benefit claims do not unwittingly leave them exposed to the high income child benefit charge (HICBC).1
LITRG have responded to this consultation, the objectives of which are to deliver improved outcomes for workers, to support a level playing field in the umbrella company market, and to protect taxpayers from the significant revenue losses that currently arise from non-compliance.
LITRG has responded to HMRC’s consultation on ‘information and data’, as part of the Tax Administration Framework Review.