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Issue : Vol 192, Issue 4915

Issue : Vol 192, Issue 4915

30 Nov 2023
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Full expensing made permanent premium icon
The chancellor announced at the Autumn Statement 2023, that the government intends to make full expensing permanent.Introduced at Spring Budget 2023, temporary full expensing allows companies...
27 November 2023
Fiscal drag dampens effect of National Insurance cuts premium icon
The National Insurance Contributions (Reductions in Rates) Bill has been published to make changes to the main rates of class 1 and class 4 National Insurance contributions, and remove the requirement...
23 November 2023
Assessments stand but not penalties premium icon
D Lakeland (TC8997)

24 November 2023
Amended claims are not new claims premium icon
Cambria Automobiles (South East) Ltd; Invicta Motors Ltd v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 13 October 2023...
24 November 2023
Properties were lived in as main residence premium icon
G Ives (TC8989)...
23 November 2023
Shareholders were not the transferors of assets premium icon
CRC v Fisher and another; CRC v Fisher No 2, Supreme Court, 21 November 2023...
23 November 2023
Attribution of marketing expenditure premium icon

KRS Finance (TC8956)


23 November 2023
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Tax tip: Negligible value claim in a client’s tax return Readers’ forum: How can clients avoid paying large inheritance tax bill immediately? Readers’ forum: Time limits to amend returns Readers’ forum: Were repair costs capital expenditure? Readers’ forum: Can different apportionment methods be applied?
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Agricultural and business property reliefs cut Employer National Insurance contributions to rise from April 2025 Londoners contribute the most tax in the nation Two-tier system for HMRC penalties creates unfairness Spotlight 65 highlights GDPR claims
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Fields formed part of the garden and grounds Letter from HMRC did not constitute a pause Oral hearing to allow cross-examination Company deliberately understated sales Fixed protection 2014 revoked due to late contribution
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Agricultural and business property reliefs cut Employer National Insurance contributions to rise from April 2025 This week's opinion: 31 October 2024 Londoners contribute the most tax in the nation Two-tier system for HMRC penalties creates unfairness
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