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Julie Cameron

Julie Cameron MA CTA, ATT (Fellow) recently retired from tax practice and is a volunteer for Bridge the Gap.

She can be contacted by email.

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It is Christmas day in the workhouse

National tax health service

Christmas comes but once a year

Gold star for silver service

Standing at the crossroads

In the spirit of Christmas

The human impact

More than just tax

It’s a mystery

The tax charities can help to solve seemingly hopeless situations.

Topical tax compliance issues discussed at a recent joint workshop between agents and HMRC.

Problems with the tax system faced by unrepresented, vulnerable people and how two tax advice charities provide help.

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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 Interpretation of VAT and law remains unchanged Out & about: 18 April 2024

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