Arkansas DFA Seizes Over 7,600 Illicit Vape and Tobacco Products
The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) Regulatory Agents, in partnership with the DEA, seized over 7,600 illicit products from vape and tobacco retailers. The operation targeted non-compliant and unsafe items, including vape devices, e-liquids, and THC-related products, across central Arkansas, northwest Arkansas, and Hot Springs.
HMRC Research on SME Electronic Invoicing Usage and Attitudes
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) published research on the usage and attitudes of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) towards electronic invoicing. The findings from quantitative and qualitative research conducted in early 2025 will inform HMRC's e-invoicing policy development and communication campaigns.
HMRC External Integration Vision with Software Sector
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has published its strategic approach to external integration, outlining its vision for working with the software sector. The document focuses on external APIs as a core enabler for a seamless, automated tax and customs system, aiming to support UK growth through increased data sharing.
HMRC Call for Evidence on Stablecoin Cryptoasset Taxation
HM Revenue & Customs has opened a call for evidence to gather views on the taxation of stablecoins, a type of cryptoasset. The consultation seeks input from investors, companies, and advisory firms on how stablecoins should be treated for tax purposes for both individuals and corporations.
HMRC Response to Adjudicator's Annual Report
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has published its response to the Adjudicator's Office annual report for 2024 to 2025. The response acknowledges challenges in service standards during the period and outlines improvements made, including enhanced complaint handling and digital services, leading to reduced complaint resolution times.
HMRC Plan to Strengthen Third-Party Software Integration Standards
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has published a plan to strengthen standards for third-party software that integrates with its tax and customs systems. The plan outlines proposed themes for enhanced standards, including product integrity, data accountability, and error management, and details a timeline for engagement and implementation through 2026 to 2027.
HMRC Strategic Approach to Third-Party Software
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has published its long-term strategic approach to working with third-party software providers. The document outlines HMRC's commitment to fostering an innovative market that simplifies tax responsibilities for customers and builds on two decades of collaboration.
HMRC CASC Newsletter 3 - Tax Relief, Gift Aid, and Registrations
HMRC has published its Community and Amateur Sports Club (CASC) newsletter 3 for March 2026. The newsletter provides updates on changes to charity and CASC tax relief rules, enhancements to the Claim Gift Aid online service, and information on CASC registrations.
HMRC Charities Newsletter: Accounts, Tax Relief, Gift Aid Updates
HM Revenue & Customs has published its Charities newsletter for March 2026, providing updates on the closure of the service for filing company accounts and tax returns. It also details changes to charity and Community Amateur Sports Club (CASC) tax relief rules and updates regarding Gift Aid.
HMRC Pensions Newsletter 179 - Tax, LTA, and DigiRAS Updates
HMRC has published Pensions Newsletter 179, dated March 2026, providing updates for pension schemes. The newsletter covers changes affecting some pension payments due to the UK-Luxembourg Double Taxation Agreement, updates for UK resident pension scheme administrators, lifetime allowance protection and enhancements, and digitalisation of relief at source (DigiRAS).
VAT Penalty Reform Research Survey
HMRC has published research surveying 1,202 VAT-registered businesses on their awareness and perception of new points-based late submission penalties and revised late payment penalties. The research aims to assess the effectiveness of these reforms in driving compliance and will inform the introduction of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax.
Idaho Property Tax Benefit for Disabled Veterans
The Idaho State Tax Commission has announced a property tax benefit for disabled veterans, potentially reducing their tax bill by up to $1,500. Eligible veterans must apply by April 15, 2026, and meet specific disability and residency criteria.
NC Tax Law Differences Impacting 2025 Returns
The NC Department of Revenue has issued guidance detailing how differences between federal and North Carolina tax laws for tax year 2025 will affect state income tax returns. Taxpayers, including individuals and corporations, should review the notice to understand potential impacts on their filings.
Vapor Product Certification Renewals Due March 1
The North Carolina Department of Revenue reminds manufacturers that vapor and consumable product certification renewals are due by March 1, 2026. Failure to submit the renewal application, required documents, and a $500 fee by the deadline will result in product removal from the directory.
NC DOR: Additional Counties Eligible for Hurricane Helene Tax Relief
The North Carolina Department of Revenue has published a notice expanding the list of counties eligible for tax relief following Hurricane Helene. This update provides additional details and expands the scope of previously announced disaster-related tax benefits.
Tax Preparer Sentenced for Felony Theft and False Returns
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue announced the sentencing of Mauricio Castaneda, a Whitewater tax preparer, to 4.5 years in prison for felony theft and filing false tax returns. Castaneda filed 33 false returns, receiving $33,356 in fraudulent refunds, and was prevented from issuing an additional $298,300 in fraudulent refunds. He is prohibited from preparing tax returns for others.
Nebraska DOR: Updated Certificate Holders and Continuing Education Hours
The Nebraska Department of Revenue has updated information regarding certificate holders and their continuing education hour requirements. This news release provides updated details for individuals holding certificates and outlines the necessary continuing education hours.
Washington Capital Gains Tax Returns Due Date Moved to May 1, 2026
The Washington State Department of Revenue has extended the due date for Tax Year 2025 Capital Gains tax returns and payments from April 15, 2026, to May 1, 2026. This extension aligns with IRS tax relief for Washington residents affected by severe storms and flooding.