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Issue : Vol 195, Issue 4967

Issue : Vol 195, Issue 4967

9 Jan 2025

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The past year has been the most successful year for the HMRC app, with two million more people using it to check their tax codes, view annual tax summaries and make or receive secure payments. Since...

HMRC has published Agent Update 126 (December 2024). It contains various technical updates and reminders, including the following. Due to higher-than-expected volumes, some taxpayers may not receive...

HMRC received 4,409 self-assessment tax returns on Christmas Day – slightly fewer than on the same day in 2023, when 4,757 were submitted. The peak time for filing was between 3pm and 4pm when...

1 February 2025£100 penalty and extended enquiry window if 2023-24 self-assessment tax returns not filed on or by 31 January 2025.Payment of corporation tax liabilities for accounting...

M Currell Ltd v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 6 December 2024...

Russell Scheef (TC9348)

John Harvey; Keswick Enterprises Holdings Charitable Trust (TC9372)...

A Tretyakov (TC9385)

FRF (South Wales) Ltd (TC9386)

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Tax tip: Letting out a holiday home Readers’ forum: Is Botox treatment a mental health issue? Readers’ forum: Are there tax-efficient ways to encourage cycle use? Readers’ forum: A neat solution or too good to be true? Readers’ forum: Can the taxpayer take Revenue’s silence as an answer?

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NEWS

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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Deadline dates for November 2025

CASES

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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