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Paul Aplin

Paul Aplin OBE is a former president of ICAEW and was for 40 years in practice in an independent west country firm. He is a member of HMRC’s Administrative Burdens Advisory Board, Tax Faculty board, CIOT council and CFE tax technology committee. He is adviser to personal tax app untied, Daysium and Dext and is a regular commentator on tax and technology issues. Paul is the author of Technology and Tax Administrations, which can be downloaded free of charge at www.tolley.co.uk/taxtech. The views expressed here are his own.

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Time to review

A new horizon

Beyond MTD

A change of tune?

Harness the power

Concerns over HMRC plans for mandation of MTD.

It’s time for an evaluation of HMRC’s first ten years

Direct recovery of debts would be a power too far for the taxman

RTI’s “on or before” rule will be unworkable for many employers, warns PAUL APLIN

PAUL APLIN is at a loss to understand the reasoning behind plans to cap tax reliefs

PAUL APLIN reports on the progress of the joint initiative on HMRC service delivery

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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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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 Satisfaction of a debt does not constitute recovery Taxpayer sold house to pay disputed tax

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