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Andrew Hubbard

Andrew Hubbard is editor in chief of Taxation magazine, published by LexisNexis and has a wider editorial role across many Tolley publications. Andrew initially trained as an inspector of taxes before joining the tax profession. He has worked in a ‘big four’ environment and was a partner in BDO Stoy Hayward and then Tenon before becoming a partner at RSM – a role from which he recently stepped down. He is also past president of both the CIOT and ATT. Email: andrew.n.hubbard@lexisnexis.co.uk.

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Improvements in HMRC’s performance

HMRC’s new online R&D tool not quite there yet

How much tax is collected from defaulters?

HMRC enquiries must operate in real time

When it comes to tax policy nothing is off the table

High wire act

Taxation has reached its 5,000th issue.

Employee ownership trusts: a policy that works

Inheritance tax concerns would resonate in 1894

Does HMRC need more powers than it has?

Legitimate disagreement is not avoidance

Ambitious timetable for tax adviser registration

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Out & about: 16 October 2025 Online HICBC service launched Investigations in football clubs yields £90m in extra tax Timescales for new IHT regime for pensions Digital housekeeping tips for agents from ATT

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Deadline dates for November 2025

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Documents requested would not aid appeal Payments to employees were taxable earnings Subject matter of appeal was a mistake in the return Standard method of input tax deduction is fair Option was not to further property development trade

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