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Jason Wellden
Jason Wellden
is RSM customs associate director. He can be contacted by email: jason.wellden@rsmuk.com or telephone 0203 201 8149.
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Customs rules when travelling with high-value possessions
Nothing to declare
New customs checks from 1 January 2022: What will the impact be?
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In brief: 25 April 2024
New VAT relief proposed for business charitable donations
Statutory due diligence to tackle non-compliant umbrella companies
VAT treatment of private hire vehicles under consultation
Forty-five strong specialist team targets IR35 cases
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Property, including woodland, is entirely residential
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High Court would have allowed rectification
Satisfaction of a debt does not constitute recovery
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Property, including woodland, is entirely residential
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This week's opinion: 25 April 2024
Time to get involved in MTD testing
HMRC resources used to fight HICBC penalties