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The amount of information that companies have to provide on their share scheme returns for 2007-08 and later years has been reduced
It would allow taxpayers affected by CGT reform to elect to have a notional sale and reacquisition, says Kevin Nicholson.
Fewer than 5% of businesses are taking advantage of environmental tax breaks, according to new research.
Draft clauses and explanatory notes on different aspects of corporation tax have been published for public consultation
There are changes aplenty in the charity tax world. SETU KAMAL casts an eye over some of them
MIKE TRUMAN looks at the recent case of Neil Martin Ltd v HMRC and asks when taxpayers can claim damages for Revenue delays and mistakes
Are big businesses and small businesses taxed in a completely different way? JOHN NEWTH suggests that they just might be
Neil Martin's recent court victory won't lead to hundreds of taxpayers claiming compensation from HMRC, say experts
Professional Contractors Group's estimate is not recognised by HMRC
KEN TINGLEY reflects on both his time as the editor of Taxation magazine from 1978 to 1984, and on government and taxation changes
Many tax professionals in Europe's biggest businesses are in favour of European Commission proposals for a harmonised, pan European corporate tax system, a new study from KPMG International has found.
In respect of Bill 6 (corporation tax), the tax law rewrite committee has recently published draft clauses
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