Month: July 2026

HMRC has published detailed guidance setting out the process for registering charities for tax purposes, outlining their ongoing tax compliance requirements, and explaining which reliefs and exemptions apply to charitable organisations. The guidance covers the key obligations charities must meet to maintain their tax-advantaged status and the financial benefits they may access. This resource is designed to help charitable bodies understand their tax position and ensure they meet all regulatory requirements.

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ISA account managers are required to file annual statistical returns detailing Individual Savings Account information with HMRC. These returns track aggregated data on ISA holdings and subscriptions across the industry. The submissions help HMRC monitor compliance and maintain accurate records of tax-advantaged savings vehicles. Managers must follow specified deadlines and procedures when submitting this mandatory statistical reporting.

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A customs and trade compliance decision has been issued regarding CIL Appeal 1865393 concerning the submission of a reserved matter related to landscaping conditions. The appeal addresses planning condition requirements including landscaping specifications, bat survey documentation, and biodiversity net gain assessment submissions. This ruling clarifies the procedural requirements for submitting reserved matters documentation to satisfy planning conditions associated with environmental and ecological assessments.

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HMRC provides information to help taxpayers determine whether the loan charge applies to their disguised remuneration loan arrangements and explains the process for settling any resulting liability. The loan charge is a tax mechanism that applies to certain loans used to defer personal income tax through disguised remuneration schemes. Individuals affected by these arrangements can use HMRC’s guidance to establish their loan charge position and understand their settlement options.

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HMRC has published promotional resources to help industry bodies communicate information about the upcoming Vaping Products Duty and Vaping Duty Stamps Scheme to their members. The materials are intended to ensure accurate and timely dissemination of details regarding the new duty regime and associated stamps scheme for vaping products.

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HMRC has published guidance covering the processes for appealing customs and trade decisions, requesting reviews of those decisions, and procedures for tribunal cases. The guidance outlines the steps traders and customs intermediaries must follow when disputing HMRC determinations and the timeframes applicable to each stage of the appeal and review process. This resource is designed to help affected parties understand their rights and obligations when challenging customs and trade compliance decisions.

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HMRC maintains a publicly accessible list of sports clubs that have registered as community amateur sports clubs (CASC). The register allows businesses and individuals to verify which organisations hold CASC status for tax relief purposes. This guidance helps customs and trade compliance professionals identify eligible clubs when processing related documentation or claims.

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This statutory order finalises the approval of coastal access arrangements for the stretch of coastline between Silecroft and Silverdale, setting the date when the preparation period ends and public access rights take effect. The designation follows Secretary of State approval of proposals for this long-distance coastal route. Full details of the approval notices are published on gov.uk and available from the Department for Food and Rural Affairs.

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The Safety of Sports Grounds (Designation) (Amendment) (England) Order 2026 amends the process by which the Secretary of State designates sports grounds that must obtain safety certificates under the 1975 Act. The amendment allows the Secretary of State to designate sports grounds as requiring safety certificates based on their spectator capacity, applying to venues with accommodation exceeding a specified threshold. This regulation affects sports venues and facility operators responsible for maintaining safety compliance standards in England.

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The Secretary of State has approved coastal access proposals for the stretch between Harwich and Shotley Gate, with this Order setting the end date for the access preparation period on the affected coastal margin land. The approval marks the completion of the statutory process for establishing this long-distance coastal access route. Businesses and landowners affected can access copies of the approval notices through www.gov.uk or by contacting the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs at the specified London address.

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