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Anson v CRC, Supreme Court

HMRC will receive an extra three quarters of a million pounds to fund their ongoing fight against tax dodging, the chancellor announced this afternoon.

The move to combat non-compliance and criminal activity was welcomed by the Association of Revenue and Customs (ARC), which represents the taxman’s senior staff members. The union’s president, Tony Wallace, claimed the £750m injection “will yield a significant dividend for the country”.

A UK citizen is moving to the US. Does the type of visa affect the client’s UK tax liabilities?

Can a UK company employee sacrifice salary for a retirement pot while abroad?

Tribunals’ inconsistent approach to VAT legislation

EC v UK (C-161/14), Court of Justice of the European Union

The Revenue has suspended its notification list of qualifying recognised overseas pension schemes (QROPS), after discovering the inclusion of schemes that do not meet the pension age test.

Implications of working in Sweden for less than a year

The environment for non-domiciles

Conditions for claiming personal tax reliefs

The European Commission (EC) has proposed ways to remove VAT barriers in the cross-border delivery of goods ordered and services received online.

The communication A Digital Single Market Strategy for Europe acknowledges that the administrative burden of VAT compliance and distortions of competition cause problems for businesses.

Tax transparency is becoming the norm, but many companies do not yet have systems or resources in place to meet new requirements, according to a study from accountancy giant EY.

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