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Martin Edhouse

Martin Edhouse is a tax consultant, writer and trainer. He can be contacted on 01392 436153 and by email

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Making a renewal

The latest attempt to clarify statutory renewals allowance issues

27 May 2014
21st century solution

Partnership taxation deserves a firm and clear statutory basis

11 March 2014
Sponsor me!

MARTIN EDHOUSE and HELEN LEWIS discuss the “wholly and exclusively” rule when a business makes sponsorship payments to a sports club

05 February 2013
True or false
MARTIN EDHOUSE looks at the new consultation document affecting the tax status of construction workers
11 August 2009
Troublesome timber
MARTIN EDHOUSE and SIMON PRIOR consider the correct tax treatment of a woodlands’ grant that HMRC believed to be fully taxable
28 July 2009
Taken at the flood
The time is right to revisit the notion of a general anti-avoidance rule, says MARTIN EDHOUSE.
06 December 2006
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Tax tip: Employee share awards and internationally mobile employees in the UK Readers’ forum: Tax treatment of compensatory payment Readers’ forum: Extending a business trip for private holiday Readers’ forum: Difficulty of trying to prove a negative Readers’ forum: Is there VAT on late payment interest or is it extra rent?
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