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Extra statutory concessions and withdrawal of the supply of linked goods premium icon
Losing the treats
23 Feb 2026
Regulatory control, purposiveness, and employment status premium icon
Cross-purpose
23 Feb 2026
Tax planning in an age of instability premium icon
Keep calm
19 Jan 2026
HMRC’s stand-in guidance on locums premium icon
Tread carefully
19 Jan 2026
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Tricky conditions
15 Dec 2025
Budget changes relating to vehicles premium icon
Happy motoring?
15 Dec 2025
Stablecoins, sovereignty, and the UK’s reluctant dance with digital assets premium icon
Dancing to the wrong tune
13 Oct 2025
The complexities of IR35 compliance for overseas contractors and PSCs post-Covid-19 premium icon
Steering a clear course
29 Sep 2025
Tribunal decision on cooking alcohols leads to HMRC policy change premium icon
Cooking up clarity
08 Sep 2025
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Change in the weather
01 Sep 2025
Why private wealth is the next tax frontier premium icon
Pillar 3: The new frontier
11 Aug 2025
Green taxes – worth the compliance burden? premium icon
Green taxes – worth the effort?
21 Jul 2025
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Charities and not-for-profit sector in focus No leeway on due dates for submission of VAT returns Falling fuel duty receipts and rising costs Paying SDLT is an interaction for registration regime MTD update: 14 May 2026
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Charities and not-for-profit sector in focus This week's opinion: 14 May 2026 No leeway on due dates for submission of VAT returns Falling fuel duty receipts and rising costs Paying SDLT is an interaction for registration regime
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