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Issue : Vol 184, Issue 4722

Issue : Vol 184, Issue 4722

27 Nov 2019
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In brief: 28 November 2019 premium icon
Scottish Budget postponedScottish finance secretary, Derek Mackay, has confirmed that due to the general election and the cancellation of the UK government budget, it will not be possible to publish...
25 November 2019
Was a return issued to enforce a tax liability valid under TMA 1970, s 8? premium icon
CRC v Goldsmith, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 4 November 2019...
25 November 2019
Loan arrangement services provided to a UK bank premium icon
Target Group Ltd v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 15 November 2019 ...
25 November 2019
Lack of accounting records premium icon
A Adelekun (TC7397)
25 November 2019
Late return penalty imposed on the wrong party premium icon
A Salazar (TC7398)
 
25 November 2019
Was a business carried on in partnership? premium icon
S Reneaux and L Reneaux-Smith (TC7441) ...
25 November 2019
Transferring CIS liability to subcontractors premium icon
P Ormandi (TC7442)
 
25 November 2019
Retrospective entry to join flat rate scheme rejected by HMRC premium icon
Holy Cow! Ice Cream Co Ltd (TC7400)
25 November 2019
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Technical consultation on founders’ relief Donated medicines attract zero rate Clarify guidance on withdrawal of capital from business, says the CIOT Home Office sets aside £74.5m for IR35 failings Major changes to financial reporting go unheeded
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Nudge letter does not constitute an enquiry Extent of dog handlers’ expenses Release from full amount of loan Primary purpose of quay wall – premises or plant? Settlement did not absolve taxpayer from tax on loan
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