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ISA Bulletin 30
Indexation article
Who pays high earners’ charges?
Details of how facility will work in practice
Crystallisation
JOHN WOOLLEY summarises the impact of the removal of the omission to exercise a right rule on registered pension plans
Drawdown tables
Latest published
Call to consolidate European tax base
Admin burdens and compliance costs deter SMEs, claims commissioner
No AIM for ISAs
Hansard, 13 January 2011, vol 521, no 98, col 461W
Rules drafted for calculating equalisation
Amendments to provision in Offshore Funds (Tax) Regulations 2009
Not only apples have PIPs
ROGER JONES looks at nuances in the draft legislation that will put into effect the annual allowance charge in 2011/12
Pensions savings could be accessed early
Move considered to boost levels of private investment
Pensions
Input periods
Pensions panacea
Tax reliefs are changing again. ALISON VINE considers whether QNUPS might be the cure
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Tax gap for 2024-25 rises to £59.2bn with small businesses dominating the figures
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HMRC to extend powers to recover low value debt