HMRC’s Stakeholder Digest – 19 October 2021 (published by the CIOT) provides a round-up of the latest news, including the following:
actions employers may need to take following the end of the coronavirus job retention scheme (CJRS), including keeping records of claims for six years and making sure grants are included in tax returns (also noting that the deadline for amending CJRS claims for September 2021 closed on 28 October);
reminder to report self-employment income support scheme (SEISS) grants in the specific box on the 2020/21 tax return (to make sure grants are not taxed twice);
guidance on the tax treatment of SEISS grants for partners who have claimed under the scheme;
confirmation that the statutory sick pay (SSP) rebate scheme closed on 30 September and the deadline for taxpayers to submit any final claims or amend claims already submitted is 31 December 2021;
confirmation that the extended window to appeal against tax decisions and penalties if the delay in making the appeal was due to coronavirus has ended for decisions dated 1 October onwards; and
an HMRC webinar Plastic packaging tax administration and technical aspects which will stream on 12 November.
HMRC’s Stakeholder Digest – 19 October 2021 (published by the CIOT) provides a round-up of the latest news, including the following:
actions employers may need to take following the end of the coronavirus job retention scheme (CJRS), including keeping records of claims for six years and making sure grants are included in tax returns (also noting that the deadline for amending CJRS claims for September 2021 closed on 28 October);
reminder to report self-employment income support scheme (SEISS) grants in the specific box on the 2020/21 tax return (to make sure grants are not taxed twice);
guidance on the tax treatment of SEISS grants for partners who have claimed under the scheme;
confirmation that the statutory sick pay (SSP) rebate scheme closed on 30 September and the deadline for taxpayers to submit any final claims or amend claims already submitted is 31 December 2021;
confirmation that the extended window to appeal against tax decisions and penalties if the delay in making the appeal was due to coronavirus has ended for decisions dated 1 October onwards; and
an HMRC webinar Plastic packaging tax administration and technical aspects which will stream on 12 November.
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