Videos and audio

Here you can find a selection of video and audio content produced by the ATT. The videos cover the following areas:

 

Educational videos for children/young people

 

What is Tax

 

 

What does your Payslip mean?

 

 

Different types of working

 

 

The wonderful world of VAT

 

 

*NEW* A Career in Tax

 

 

 

ATT Qualifications

 

ATT Foundation Level Qualifications

 

 

ATT Transfer Pricing Qualification

 

 

 

Membership 

 

Volunteering for tax professionals

 

 

Benefits of being an ATT member

 

 

HMRC's Agent Forum - top tips for members

 

 

Volunteering with the ATT

 

 

A closer look at volunteering - the ATT Technical Steering Group

 

 

 

 

Educational videos for taxpayers

 

Claiming tax relief for common employment expenses

 

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Tax relief for homeworkers

 

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*NEW* How to Check and Change your Tax Code

 

 

*NEW* How to Read a Form P60

 

 

*NEW* How to Pick a Tax Adviser

 

 

*NEW* How to Spot HMRC Scams

 

 

*NEW* Tax Free Childcare

 

 

*NEW* Tax Issues for High Earners

 

 

*NEW* Tax Relief on Home Working

 

 

*NEW* High Income Child Benefit Charge

 

 

*NEW* How does Tax on Savings Income Work?

 

 

 

Past ATT students share their experiences

Listen to past ATT students share their experience of studying for the ATT qualification.

 

 

 

 

Careers in tax

Hear from ATT members about their career in tax, and where the ATT qualification has taken them

 

Our technical team in the media 

On 5 April 2023, our technical officer Helen Thornley appeared on BBC Radio 4’s Money Box Live to talk about the new tax year.  A recording of the show is available on BBC Sounds.

Helen made another appearance on Money Box Live on 4 November 2023 to discuss how rising interest rates can give rise to tax liabilities for savers. The recording is available on BBC Sounds, with Helen appearing from approximately 9 minutes in. 

In early 2024, a number of media outlets covered the requirement for digital platforms to report information about some sellers' transactions to HMRC. This was widely misreported, becoming known as a new 'side hustle tax', and our Technical Officers appeared on the following BBC Radio shows to explain the measures and dispel some inaccuracies:

 

On 18 January, Emma spoke on BBC Radio Kent's Breakfast Show (from 2hr 41 mins) to talk about the Self Assessment filing deadline, as well as covering the digital platforms reporting requirements.