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New allowance for pensioners on new state pension and interest and property rates raised Outstanding high income child benefit errors Heightened scrutiny of billionaires planned by HMRC Profit and loss reporting for small companies paused Deadline dates for November 2026
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Lack of alternative evidence to support input tax Taxpayer allegations of bias bound to fail Taxpayer unable to prove trading purpose Fact that English was not first language was no excuse Substation had a self-standing commercial function
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