HMRC’s new powers to tackle electronic sales suppression
The HMRC has issued advice about the new powers and penalties under the Finance Act 2022 to tackle electronic sales...
READ MOREThousands of people may lose credit cards under new FCA rules
Thousands of credit card customers are at risk of having their accounts suspended in the new year due to the City regulator’s new affordability rules.
Credit card providers – including UK banks such as Barclays, Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland – were last year forced to identify customers who had been in persistent debt for at least 18 months, and have had a further 18 months to convince customers to increase their payments.
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Digital platform reporting rules to start January 2024
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