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Issue: Vol 155, Issue 4008
19 May 2005
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IN THIS ISSUE
Spin and You're In
AMANDA FLINT considers the new tax relief on the acquisition of shares in research institutions' spin-out companies.
Still Uncertain
Still Uncertain
The tax treatment of life policies in trust is examined by JOHN WOOLLEY.
Call This a Service?
Call This A Service? ALLISON PLAGER laments the Revenue's seeming lack of urgency in getting its online systems to work at full capacity. AM I MISSING something? Was it not the Revenue's big idea, if...
Sacrificial Lambs
PHILIP FISHER outlines the tax and National Insurance advantages of the provision of certain benefits in kind via a salary sacrifice scheme
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Letters on UITF 40, and on estate returns
Revenue news
Gender change; Tax credits; Tax law rewrite; DTR guidance; Spinout companies; SSP calculator
Tax cases
Abbey National v CCE; R (oao Wilkinson) v CIR; CRC v Jeancharm Ltd; Finance Ltd SpC 466; McEwan SpC 470
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