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Rob Durrant-Walker
Rob Durrant-Walker
is a contributor to Tolley
publications and is a tax director at the tax
advisory practice Crane Dale Tax,
now part of AMS Group
. He can be
contacted by email: rob@cranedaletax.co.uk.
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Analysis of the SDLT decision in G Goldsmith Ltd (TC9323)
That’ll be SDLT twice please!
What happens when GP practices merge
What happens when…
Capital allowances on trading premises
The shipping forecast
Buy-to-let incorporations and Spotlight 63 fallout
Incorporation
HMRC Spotlight 63 – a buy to let tax arrangement
Landlords beware
Cash and property in a trading business
Relief interaction
Annual tax on enveloped dwellings and stamp duty land tax interactions
Fiddler on the roof
ATED and nil returns
Nil return menace
HMRC consultation document on SDLT
Teetering on the edge
Co-ownership structures and property fixtures claims
All in a name
Interaction of property taxes on demolition
Chaos theory
Measures available to HMRC to tackle avoidance and evasion
Don’t go too far
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Guidance published on catching up with digital records
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This week's opinion: 12 December 2024
Guidance published on catching up with digital records
No side hustle tax has been introduced, says HMRC
Slight increase in trusts filing returns
Little joy for Scottish income taxpayers