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Issue : Vol 195, Issue 4991

Issue : Vol 195, Issue 4991

3 Jul 2025

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HMRC has published Agent Update 132. It contains a technical updates and reminders such as the new reporting requirements for cryptoasset businesses launching in 2026, PAYE fraud and making tax...

In the UK, full e-invoicing adoption could unlock yearly economic gains of £8.8bn, according to a new global report from Avalara in partnership with the Centre for Economics and Business...

More than a third of business owners are planning to make further cuts to staff numbers in response to increased employer National Insurance contributions (NIC), according to S&W. The research...

Practice news from around the country.

1 August 2025 Payment of corporation tax liabilities for periods ended 31 October 2024 if not liable to pay by instalments. Outstanding 2023-24 self-assessment tax returns now subject to a penalty of...

B Dhaliwal (TC9542)

CRC v Dolphin Drilling Ltd, Supreme Court, 24 June 2025

Performance Leads Ltd (TC9543)

S Smart (TC9549)

S and C Smith (TC9559)

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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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