CHARITIES have been denied millions of pounds because donors wrote personal messages on fundraising website JustGiving, according to a recent article in The Times. Officials […]
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The VAT Action Plan announced recently by the EU Commission consists of four main threads A single EU VAT system Plans for dealing with VAT
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During the past few weeks, a number of business have received notifications from HMRC, informing them that it would like carry out a “remote” VAT
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With effect from 31 March 2016, HMRC’s Shares & Assets Valuation is withdrawing its valuation services for PAYE health checks and ITEPA (Income Tax (Earnings
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HMRC has raised £3.5bn in the last year through investigations into the under-payment of VAT by small businesses, suggesting that these businesses are coming under
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In the last Budget Chancellor George Osborne announced the reduction in the Annual Allowance for those with ‘adjusted’ taxable incomes of over £150,000. This definition
In a recent report the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) published a tax complexity index which revealed that the contractor legislation (IR35) is the joint
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Many businesses will have held Christmas parties and lunches for their staff and clients in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Some businesses will
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There are may legitimate reasons why you may struggle to submit your tax return before the 31 January deadline, but don’t expect much sympathy from
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George Osborne spoke for sixty seven minutes in his combined Comprehensive Spending Review and Autumn Statement. As a rough estimate maybe two or three of
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