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Issue : Vol 189, Issue 4840

Issue : Vol 189, Issue 4840

17 May 2022

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HMRC regional centre and government hub at 14 Westfield Avenue, Stratford was formally opened by chief executive Jim Harra on 4 May 2022.The state-of-the-art building, home to around 5,200 employees,...

HMRC is increasing interest rates for late payments for most taxes, after the Bank of England’s decision to increase the base rate to 1% from 0.75%.The rate for late paid corporation tax...

Zipvit Ltd v CRC, Supreme Court, 11 May 2022

Hexagon Properties Ltd (TC8468)

A Beard (TC8460)

Marcus and Marcus Ltd (TC8476)

Glanbia Milk Ltd (TC8439)

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Out & about: 16 October 2025 Online HICBC service launched Investigations in football clubs yields £90m in extra tax Timescales for new IHT regime for pensions Digital housekeeping tips for agents from ATT

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Documents requested would not aid appeal Payments to employees were taxable earnings Subject matter of appeal was a mistake in the return Standard method of input tax deduction is fair Option was not to further property development trade

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