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Circumstances alter cases
MICK RUSE discusses market value and information standards when valuing minority holdings of unquoted shares
Have a go?
DAVID BOWES takes a further look at the share valuation issues raised by Mike Thexton in his article 'Damn the torpedoes'
FSB offers alternative CGT plan
Trade body proposes an 'Entrepreneurs' Relief' for owner-managers of small businesses
Letter to a disappointed client
The virtues or not of an 18% capital gains tax rate are considered by JOHN CULLINANE
Inflationary concerns
The announcement of the death of inflation allowance is a matter of concern to all practitioners. JOHN ENDACOTT considers its effect and associated problems
Good news for Nora!
Business asset taper relief and tainted taper continue to cause problems. KEITH GORDON borrows Nora Batty's broom to sweep up a recent problem
The Grateful Read
There do not appear to be easy answers to 'tainted taper' issues. RICHARD CURTIS looks at the relevant legislation
Major CGT concessions 'unlikely'
Government 'needs every ounce of revenue it can lay its hands on to minimise overspend'
Use CGT reform 'to reward entrepreneurs'
The Chancellor should extend the Enterprise Investment Scheme, claims Peter Penneycard
Reforms mean lack of 'total certainty'
Tax expert backs select committee report on CGT plans
Damn the torpedoes!
Engaged in a battle with HMRC over share valuations? MIKE THEXTON suggests a suitable strategy
PwC partner moots transitional relief
It would allow taxpayers affected by CGT reform to elect to have a notional sale and reacquisition, says Kevin Nicholson.
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