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Does a short period in the UK mean split-year treatment cannot be claimed?

European Commission v UK (C-172/13), Court of Justice of the European Union

Tax professionals’ views of the industry’s hottest topics

By John Abrahamson; £139.95; 389 pages; LexisNexis Tolley

An alternative remittance basis proposal

Inheritance of a Manx company

UK v European Commission (Case C-640/13), Court of Justice of the EU

New rules aimed at digital businesses will lead to needless complication

Impending changes to capital gains relief for only or main residence

Today’s autumn statement was a mixed bag for non-domestic taxpayers in the UK, experts have suggested, with the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) praising the announcement that there will be no changes to rules governing a non-residents’ entitlement to the UK personal allowance.

The government had proposed that a restriction should be introduced using an ‘economic connections test’ – but it will now not come into effect before April 2017, following a detailed consultation.

Effect of owning a half-share in a property on residence status

The UK tax treatment of a distribution from a Swiss company

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