Proper persons test revamped



Posted: 16 July 2010
Issue: Vol 166, Issue 4264
Categories: News, Update, Admin
Keywords: charities, ICAEW, Tax Faculty

Related articles:
Charities face 'fit and proper persons' test

ICAEW: legislation gives too much discretion to HMRC

HMRC have revamped the guidance on the fit-and-proper-persons test for managers of charities published earlier this year.

It incorporates significant revisions, in particular the details on when a charity should notify the Revenue about a manager.

The ICAEW Tax Faculty said it remains concerned that 'the legislation gives too much discretion to HMRC, while at the same time it imposes costly and additional compliance burdens on every charity’.


Bookmark this article with:



Share this page




Most Popular

Newsletter

Subscribe to our weekly e-bulletin, Taxation in Three Minutes.

* = required field



Featured Jobs

DSG International
Salary: £40K-£60K
You get the chance to be part of the bigger picture and play your part....
Vodafone
Salary: competitive + excellent benefits
You won’t just ensure that we’re compliant with all current tax laws and reporting obligations...
PwC
Salary: unspecified
Your role will be to take a high level of ownership for building and maintaining relationships and technical delivery...
LawyerLocator.com
Search for a lawyer by town:
Powered by LawyerLocator
SIGN IN
Follow Taxation on Twitter
Follow Taxation on Facebook

Over the past 12 months, HMRC red tape has...

Increased
57%
Decreased
0%
Remained the same
43%
Total votes: 14
click to see all polls