HMRC has released Guidelines for Compliance (GfC12) to assist UK businesses in developing robust assurance practices across their labour supply chains. The guidance provides practical support for identifying and mitigating labour-related risks within supply chain operations. This resource is designed to help organisations strengthen their compliance frameworks and reduce exposure to labour supply chain vulnerabilities.
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HMRC has published guidance on the procedures for submitting Stamp Duty Land Tax payments and the timeframes involved for funds to be received and processed by the authority. The guidance covers the available payment methods and clarifies how long taxpayers should expect their payments to take before they are fully received by HMRC.
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HMRC has introduced form D31a for use from 6 April 2025 onwards to report transferors or settlors who do not meet long-term UK resident status. The form applies specifically to chargeable events occurring on or after this date. Taxpayers and compliance professionals handling trust or transfer arrangements involving non-resident parties will need to use this form to ensure proper notification to HMRC.
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HMRC has released transparency data covering the period April to June 2026, detailing business expenses, hospitality spending, and external meetings undertaken by senior civil servants at grade SCS2 and above. The disclosure includes information on senior officials’ interactions with external individuals and organisations during the quarter. This regular publication forms part of HMRC’s commitment to public accountability regarding how government resources are spent on senior management activities.
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HMRC has published guidance outlining recommended next steps for traders and businesses following implementation of new customs procedures, along with frequently asked questions to help clarify the requirements. The guidance also provides details on how stakeholders can submit feedback or raise concerns about the processes through official channels. This resource is designed to support logistics and customs professionals in navigating compliance requirements and accessing additional support from HMRC when needed.
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HMRC has released the latest edition of its pension schemes newsletter, delivering current regulatory updates and guidance to pension scheme administrators and trustees. Newsletter 185, issued in September 2026, covers key developments affecting the pension industry and compliance requirements. The publication provides stakeholders with essential information on policy changes and administrative matters relevant to pension scheme management.
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HMRC has published guidance on providing financial guarantees for transit movements, covering the types of guarantee available, what costs they protect, territorial scope of liability, duration of coverage, and procedures for notifying HMRC of any changes to guarantee arrangements. This information is essential for organisations that need to secure transit movements across customs territories. The guidance clarifies the conditions under which guarantors remain liable and the process for updating guarantee details with HMRC.
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HMRC has released a customs technical handbook explaining when importers must provide financial guarantees to bring goods into the UK and the process for obtaining them. The guidance clarifies circumstances requiring guarantees and waiver options available to businesses, helping traders understand their obligations before shipment arrives. This resource is designed to help importers navigate guarantee requirements and avoid delays at the border.
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HMRC has published its latest transparency report detailing departmental workforce statistics and associated costs for August 2026. The disclosure covers staff headcount numbers and spending figures across the department during this period. This regular reporting contributes to the government’s commitment to public accountability on resource allocation and personnel management within the tax authority.
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HMRC has published official statistics covering disputes against Council Tax valuation lists across England and Wales for the 12-month period from April 2024 to March 2025. The data captures the volume and nature of challenges filed by taxpayers against their property valuations during this period. These figures provide insight into how frequently businesses and individuals contest their Council Tax assessments and the outcomes of such disputes.
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