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Challenging an HMRC assessment without proper business records
Ticking the boxes
VAT mixed supplies and United Carpets (Franchisor) Ltd (TC9596)
Carpet madness
Mandatory registration of tax advisers
All is not quite clear
High Court rejects judicial review challenge of HMRC’s use of ITEPA 2003, s684(7A)
Judicial review rejected
Is HMRC making an impact against tax fraud?
We’ve got the power
HMRC’s powers to address dishonest conduct by advisers
Honest, truly
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
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Working from home allowance axed
Government softens stance on unused reliefs
Late quarterly submission fines delayed to 2027
Salary sacrifice for pensions to be restricted
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Working from home allowance axed
Government softens stance on unused reliefs
Late quarterly submission fines delayed to 2027
Salary sacrifice for pensions to be restricted