HMRC

EAPs are an intrinsic part of group risk products, but how do you assess them? What are the tax implications? Paul Avis explains.

The Chancellor's announcement of some tax relief on health-related interventions is welcome. But, at the same time, it also feel likes a missed opportunity.

A former Honister Partners adviser has pleaded guilty to evading tax in a case brought by Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

Employers will have up to a fortnight to report payments of certain benefits and expenses under revised real time information proposals, according to HM Revenue and Customs proposals.

Is it time for intermediaries to look at whole of life cover as more than an Inheritance Tax planning tool and to take a multi-usage approach, asks Jennifer Gilchrist.

HM Revenue and Customs is taking a "draconian" approach to previously overlooked tax areas such as employee benefits in order to raise revenues, a firm of chartered accountants is warning.

The taxation of trusts written for whole of life policies can easily be reduced. Ian Smart explains the Rysaffe Principle.

The number of employees receiving taxable benefits in kind has fallen by 300,000 since 2004, HMRC data reveals.

Relevant life policies can offer advisers an excellent path into the company protection arena. But how do they work? Jerry Bayman explains.

As a small IFA, I have recently redirected my business towards the SME group market. I am finding clients are obsessed with the price alone. Should I make an effort to sell on the added value of these products, such as EAPs, or should I just concentrate...