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Pete Miller

Pete Miller CTA (Fellow) is director and head of corporate tax at Jerroms Miller Specialist Tax. He has worked in tax for over 36 years, including nearly ten years as an inspector of taxes. He can be contacted by tel: 07984 353426 or by email: petemiller@jerromsmiller.co.uk.

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Pete Miller asks readers if they have any clients who have received late assessments for transactions in securities.

Differing views

Wrong answer

Substantial disappointment

Delays ahead

Intangibles and fungibles

A sedative of ordinariness

Misplaced spotlight

Happy outcome

Conversion clause

All wound-up

Is this another wind-up?

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Deadline dates for November 2025

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Documents requested would not aid appeal Payments to employees were taxable earnings Subject matter of appeal was a mistake in the return Standard method of input tax deduction is fair Option was not to further property development trade

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