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Action points, issue 4523 premium icon

Put your client admin into motion.

20 Oct 2015
Action points, issue 4522 premium icon

Put your client admin into motion.

13 Oct 2015
To tick or not to tick premium icon
Neil Garrod (TC4537)
13 Oct 2015
Businesses are not ready for the CRS premium icon

More reporting requirements under common reporting standard are anticipated.

13 Oct 2015
Auto-enrolment has been a qualified success premium icon

New research into employee's attitude towards auto-enrolment.

13 Oct 2015
Skydiver EIS claim premium icon

Tax case clarification.

13 Oct 2015
EC consults on consolidated corporate tax base premium icon

Consultation calls for feedback on CCCTB.

13 Oct 2015
Workers must be protected premium icon

HMRC should not chase workers on payments involving umbrella companies or intermediaries, according to LITRG.

13 Oct 2015
Measuring the gap premium icon

The tax gap estimate, which is due to be published next week, is so important.

13 Oct 2015
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How advisers can help their clients in criminal investigations and prosecutions. 
13 Oct 2015
Action points, issue 4521 premium icon

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06 Oct 2015
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Executive Car Rentals Ltd (TC4640)

06 Oct 2015
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Tax gap for 2024-25 rises to £59.2bn with small businesses dominating the figures Payments for self-assessment taxpayers to be overhauled VAT and PAYE payments to be made by direct debit HMRC to extend powers to recover low value debt Out & about: 2 July 2026
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This week's opinion: 2 July 2026 Tax gap for 2024-25 rises to £59.2bn with small businesses dominating the figures Payments for self-assessment taxpayers to be overhauled VAT and PAYE payments to be made by direct debit HMRC to extend powers to recover low value debt
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