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The Budget 2007 changes may put disincorporation on the agenda for many small businesses, warns PETER RAYNEY

Auntie's Cafe Ltd (SpC 588)

RICHARD CURTIS reviews the opening sessions of the Public Bill Committee's review of the Finance Bill 2007.

The TAXATION EDITORIAL TEAM report on proceedings before the House of Lords in Jones v Garnett.

JOHN NUGENT considers tax residence in the Isle of Man for UK individuals and their business interests.

NEIL WARREN considers the practical issues arising from the new reverse charge rule

FRANCES DOHERTY, CLARA EISENBERG and LIESL FICHARDT discuss the implications of the Companies Act 2006.

The Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation is holding a two-day conference, 'Corporation tax: battling with boundaries' on 28 and 29 June at the Said Business School, Oxford. A host of speakers and panellists will be attending and these include Judith Freedman, Dave Hartnett and Edward Troup. Further information can be found on www.sbs.ac.uk/tax/.

Recent tax measures are not making life any easier for small and medium-sized enterprises, warns JOHN ENDACOTT.

And finally …

The Real Finance/CBI FDs' Excellence Award for Government agency of the year has been awarded to HMRC (VAT services). The Excellence Awards are for companies that have provided services to UK businesses. Finance directors vote for their chosen organisation and HMRC (VAT services) won in the Government agency category. Congratulations!

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Some practical issues concerning corporation tax relief and employee share plans are discussed by MICHAEL CARTER and SCOTT McCRORIE.

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