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AI and tax disputes: a new era of litigation?
A new era of litigation?
Tackling tax evasion among small businesses
Is HMRC doing enough?
Oversight of R&D tax credits requires a rethink
We must rethink innovation
Is it time to review the court system for resolving tax disputes?
Justice delayed is justice denied
Effect of removing taxpayers from self assessment
Unhappy returns
Proposals to build a modern, state of the art tax system
Aiming for perfection
Input tax and purchase invoice requirements
More words please
HMRC disclosures: doing the detective work
Detective work
Raising standards in the tax advisory market
Muddled thinking
Impact of tertiary VAT legislation
Force of law
HMRC VAT helplines - different approach needed
Changing platforms
ARC report – making HMRC a world class tax authority
Towards a world class tax authority
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Guidance published on catching up with digital records
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This week's opinion: 12 December 2024
Guidance published on catching up with digital records
No side hustle tax has been introduced, says HMRC
Slight increase in trusts filing returns
Little joy for Scottish income taxpayers