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  • Yet another tax U-turn!

    In my last blog I posed the question: ‘How many more U-turns?’. Well we have the answer – yet another one and this time on […]

  • How many more U-turns?

    In my last blog I mentioned the need for us to wait for the consultation papers on ‘relief capping’ in the summer to see whether […]

  • Lobbying does pay!

      In the past few days a number of national newspapers have been crowing about the part they and their readers have played in getting […]

  • Closing the Tax Gap!

    HMRC have just published a paper Closing the tax gap: HMRC’s record at ensuring tax compliance in response to a Treasury Select Committee challenge on […]

  • Companies House Annual Return – why it could harm your business

    Companies House are clamping down hard on the late filing of the annual return form. This is an annual form which updates Companies House about […]

  • Ding dong taxman calling!

    HMRC have indicated that later in the year they will be looking in to the tax affairs of those selling beauty products and lingerie door […]

  • PAYE Dispensation Agreements – can save you time and money

    It is that time of year again when forms P11D have to be filed, disclosing benefits in kind provided to directors and employees earning over […]

  • Discretionary fund management not exempt from VAT

    The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has surprised discretionary fund managers with an unexpected decision not to exempt DFMs from VAT. In an opinion statement […]

  • HMRC to stamp on residential property transactions

    How much Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) will you pay when you buy residential property in the UK following the Budget? Firstly the extension of […]

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