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Issue : Vol 190, Issue 4853

Issue : Vol 190, Issue 4853

16 Aug 2022
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Electric cars guidance conflicts with the law premium icon
The ICAEW’s Tax Faculty considers that HMRC’s guidance on the tax treatment of the reimbursement of electricity costs for charging company-provided wholly electric cars conflicts with the...
12 August 2022
Additional dwelling supplement is due despite impact of Covid premium icon
P Pattisson (FTSTC7)

12 August 2022
Success fee and indemnity premium were taxable premium icon
CRC v K Murphy, Court of Appeal, 4 August 2022

11 August 2022
Performance is mainly through the playing of roles premium icon
Thursford Enterprises Ltd (TC8560)...
11 August 2022
Avoidance of tax was not a main purpose premium icon
CRC v Euromoney Institutional Investor plc, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 29 July 2022...
10 August 2022
Covid and birth of child was not a ‘reasonable excuse’ for late VAT payment premium icon
Hawksmoor Construction Ltd (TC8532)

9 August 2022
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Tax adviser registration guidance published HMRC closes online filing service for company returns Tax receipts shoot up in January ICAEW calls for consistency in English visitor levy Tax tip: Make sure trusts are efficient for income tax as well as inheritance tax
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No grounds for estoppel or legitimate expectation Redress payment was taxable as income Cost of website photographs not linked to credit options Joint and several liability notice is a criminal charge Failure to check claims’ legitimacy was careless
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