When we post tax policy news articles on this site, add new tax policy publications or start consulting on an issue you can be notified straight away through an RSS feed.

RSS ('Really Simple Syndication' or 'Rich Site Summary') feeds let you read web content without visiting a website. They are also called 'news feeds', 'web feeds' or just plain 'feeds'.

Tax policy RSS feeds available

We provide these RSS feeds:

• News - latest tax policy news
• Publications - latest tax policy publications
• Consultation - latest items we are consulting on

Using RSS feeds

The first thing you need to start using RSS feeds is a 'feed reader', a piece of software that lets you read website updates.

There are different types of feed readers. Some work in your web browser, others need to be downloaded and installed on your computer. You can choose from a number of feed readers at Google Directory.

Subscribing to RSS feeds

Your feed reader will provide instructions on how to subscribe to RSS feeds. Common ways to subscribe to feeds include:

1. Clicking on the RSS icon that displays in your web browser address bar when a page has a feed available. Save the feed to your bookmarks or favourites.
2. Clicking on an RSS icon on a page. Copy and paste the URL from your browser address bar to your feed reader.
3. Clicking on a tax policy RSS feed from the list above. Copy and paste the URL from your browser address bar to your feed reader.

Find out more

RSS - Wikipedia website

BBC - Article on using RSS feeds