Taxation of Partnerships and LLPs
Finally HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) have published their consultation document on the taxation of partnerships and LLPs. For some time it has been rumored […]
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PAYE
Budget 2013 – Tax Implications
Following our successful Budget Update events today, I’ve been asked to post some of the headline tax changes announced by George Osborne. The full list of rates
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Are small businesses targeted by HMRC?
HMRC would argue that all businesses have their taxation affairs scrutinised equally and fairly, but a cursory glance at some recent statistics make us wonder.
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Are PPI Claims Taxable?
If you’ve not seen the massive publicity about the misselling of PPI (Payment Protection Insurance) policies, or been contacted by a no-win no-fee claims
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Child benefit – adding further complexity to the tax system
We’ve heard from successive governments that the UK taxation system is overly complicated and in need of simplification. In fact the current coalition government created the “Office
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Employers: RTI & Penalty Update
RTI stands for Real Time Information and is HMRC’s latest initiative to ensure employers’ returns for PAYE and NI are made on a monthly basis
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Autumn Statement Tax Changes
On Wednesday 5 December 2012, the Government delivered its Autumn Statement. The Chancellor announced this year he was seeking to offer ‘new support for business
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HMRC to advertise for Tax Dodgers!
From today, HMRC have taken the unusual step of advertising for people to pay more tax. For the next two weeks, HMRC will be running adverts
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VAT reclaim on business mileage claims
Many (most) employers no longer provide company cars, or fuel to their employees so as to avoid the penal, and ever increasing tax charges on
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First Tier Tax Tribunal agrees with the taxpayer regarding penalties
The Tax Tribunal’s decision in the recent case of J R Hanson v HMRC dismisses the Revenue’s claim that the taxpayer should check professional advice.
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