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Allison Plager

Allison is deputy editor of Taxation. She is an award-winning journalist on pensions.

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Continuing professional development is an important part of a tax professional's life. How can the CIOT's branches help, asks ALLISON PLAGER.
A panel of expert contributors (and Rufus the dog) give their first reactions to what may be Gordon Brown's last Budget speech.
De grass is riz, I wonder where the end of tax year planning is? With apologies to the well-known nursery rhyme, ALLISON PLAGER takes a last-minute tour of some tax saving ideas.
How has the market for budget priced tax software panned out over the last year? ALLISON PLAGER reports.
Online success; Trusts; Double tax
ALLISON PLAGER introduces the 2005 Taxation technology supplement
Someone has to win and it could be you! ALLISON PLAGER finds out whether previous winners think entering was worthwhile.

ALLISON PLAGER presents extracts from a lengthy exchange of correspondence between the tax profession and HMRC on various issues concerning the pre-owned assets tax.


Without mutual trust, how can the tax gap close? ALLISON PLAGER reports from the 2005 Hardman lecture.

LONG TERM,THE tax gap will widen unless there is greater trust than presently exists between tax collector and taxpayer', said Loughlin Hickey, global managing partner for tax, KPMG in his Hardman memorial lecture for the Tax Faculty of the ICAEW on 17 November 2005.

ALLISON PLAGER reviews recent research finding out about the public's satisfaction with the inheritance tax process.


ALLISON PLAGER writes an epitaph for the passing of the electronic lodgement service.

IT HAD TO come. After seemingly years of shilly-shallying, HMRC has decided to pull the plug on the electronic lodgement service on 31 March 2006. So from 1 April 2006, agents will no longer be able to submit any returns using ELS or receive self assessment statements through ELS, rather if they wish to file electronically, they will have to file by Internet (FBI).

ALLISON PLAGER reviews the Public Accounts Committee's report on HMRC's handling of tax credits.

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