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Transition Live: Taking the risk out of farming

FW's Transition Live unites farmers for talks on key issues

Hundreds of farmers and growers have already booked their places at Farmers Weekly’s Transition Live event on 9 May. The event, held at Cambridge

Playbook PM: Supreme Court gives Biden an immigration win

And Jack Smith reportedly gives fake electors immunity for testimony.

Berks estate focuses on soils, insects and companions for SFI

Nick Down is focusing on the three key elements of soil health, cutting insecticide use and using companion cropping as he looks to fit new environmental

How stewardship is helping estate to form future plans

Using Countryside Stewardship to take 305ha out of arable production is allowing Yattendon Estate in Berkshire to focus on its core farming activities,

Yattendon Estate recognised for its sustainable farming excellence

Yattendon Estate has become the latest farm to join the LEAF UK network of Demonstration Farms set up to advance sustainable farming.

Helping get gas guzzlers off roads 'fantastic', says Hamilton EV dealer

Oilseed rape is on a recovery path as spring approaches

As oilseed rape crops come out of the winter, the positive influences of strong rapeseed prices and good autumn establishment are being offset by rising

Taxing times: SMEs remain cautious about open banking

Tax: the UK government is looking at using SMEs’ and self-employed individuals’ real-time financial transaction data to calculate and collect tax | Credit: Steve Buissinne/Pixabay The UK government is exploring how technology can streamline tax administration. But HMRC must not add more burden to a community that is already being battered by COVID-19 and Brexit. Ian Hall reports In December last year, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) issued a request for information (RFI) to investigate how it can use SMEs’ and sole traders’ real-time financial transaction data, obtained through open banking and therefore with their permission, to calculate and collect tax.

HMRC explores the potential of open banking to 'streamline' tax

HMRC explores the potential of open banking to ‘streamline’ tax By Ian Hall on 16/12/2020 HMRC: the department wants to encourage the digitalisation of tax administration | Credit: Global Government Fintech The UK’s HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is investigating how it can use small businesses’ and self-employed individuals’ real-time financial transaction data, obtained with their permission through open banking, to calculate and collect tax. Open banking enables account holders to share financial data with third parties using APIs. The UK is widely seen as a leading nation when it comes to rolling out open banking, with more than two million people using such products.