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Issue : Vol 193, Issue 4921

Issue : Vol 193, Issue 4921

25 Jan 2024

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Reliability of future MTD systems is essential

Vive la différence!

Basics of group relief: Part 1

Light in the tunnel

Decoding R&D submissions

Success can be yours

Tom Brufatto discusses carbon border tax – a step towards net zero.

Use of lifetime inheritance tax exemptions

Trading receipts

Discretionary trust

Trading subsidiaries

Wonderful wigs

Does flat rate scheme apply to mobile phone business? I have a potential client who has a business selling mobile phones to consumers. He is registered for the flat rate scheme. The sale of mobile...

Self assessmentAs the 31 January deadline to submit 2022-23 self-assessment tax returns approaches, nearly 44,800 people have arranged to pay their tax – totalling almost £148m – by setting up a...

The value of tax penalties has increased by 25% to £851m between November 2022 and October 2023 up from £681m November 2021 and October 2022. Accountancy firm UHY Hacker Young notes that...

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NEWS

Businesses urged to check VAT details HMRC wrongly refunding some voluntary class 2 payments New online service to check state pension entitlement launched Annual tax credit renewal notices on their way to claimants Deadline dates for June 2024

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Deadline dates for June 2024

CASES

Transitional provision do not apply to carried interest Loan was an unauthorised member payment Provision for future payments is not deductible Gold bullion was never available to be delivered Company denied use of the flat rate scheme

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Businesses urged to check VAT details HMRC wrongly refunding some voluntary class 2 payments New online service to check state pension entitlement launched Transitional provision do not apply to carried interest Loan was an unauthorised member payment

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