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Revenue forfeits £2m over complaints
Adjudicator’s Office concerned for vulnerable taxpayers
23 Sep 2010
Sufficient records – just premium icon
Industrial Doors (Scotland) Ltd (TC571)
22 Sep 2010
Interest waived on underpayments premium icon
HMRC will take sympathetic approach in matters of hardship
20 Sep 2010
£900m boost for fight against tax cheats
Pro body welcomes 'sensible' crackdown
20 Sep 2010
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Updated table of methods
17 Sep 2010
IoM tax amnesty drawing to a close
Registration deadline is 30 September
16 Sep 2010
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KEITH M GORDON explains how the First-tier Tribunal has dealt with the tricky issue of last-minute witness corroboration
14 Sep 2010
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HMRC explain ESC A19
14 Sep 2010
Equitable or inequitable? premium icon
'HMRC do apply the rules fairly'
14 Sep 2010
Encouraging online filing premium icon
'HMRC will be contacting tax agents who file paper tax returns'
14 Sep 2010
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ANDY WELLS is not impressed with HMRC’s inappropriate use of their new power of naming and shaming

14 Sep 2010
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Technical consultation on founders’ relief Donated medicines attract zero rate Clarify guidance on withdrawal of capital from business, says the CIOT Home Office sets aside £74.5m for IR35 failings Major changes to financial reporting go unheeded
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Nudge letter does not constitute an enquiry Extent of dog handlers’ expenses Release from full amount of loan Primary purpose of quay wall – premises or plant? Settlement did not absolve taxpayer from tax on loan
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