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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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Statements and standards.

The implications of HMRC’s digital strategy for tax practitioners.

Human aspect of office closures.

Argument requires more testing.

Small company taxation back on the agenda.

New regimes for penalties, travel and subsistence.

Recent research and SP D12 is updated.

Don't hang up?

For good or bad, change is coming.

Margaret Hodge’s legacy as chair of the Public Accounts Committee

Advisers must prepare for the challenges that lie ahead

Advisers may have to ask probing questions about clients’ relationships for child benefit purposes, warns ANDREW HUBBARD

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NEWS

Top one per cent pay third of income and capital gains tax HMRC raising awareness of making tax digital Advisory panel of industry experts launched by HMRC Dismay as FCA handed sole supervisory AML role Movers & shakers: 30 October 2025

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Deadline dates for November 2025

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Public interest not to disclose information Summerhouse is not a single dwelling Permission to appeal on some grounds only Too narrow a view of the purpose of the care Go ahead given for luxury goods business’s late appeal

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