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Issue: Vol 156, Issue 4029
13 Oct 2005
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IN THIS ISSUE
If you leave me now ...
How should the shares of an employee leaving the company be valued? JAN ELLIS discusses this complicated issue.
Hats off!
ALLISON PLAGER reviews recent research finding out about the public's satisfaction with the inheritance tax process.
And the rest ...
MIKE TRUMAN looks at how the decision on Jones v Garnett affects the other areas where HMRC believe the settlement provisions apply.
A fiscal wind
RICHARD CURTIS wonders whether the flat taxes wind from the east threatens our progressive tax régime.
The new intangibles
My understanding is that from 1 April 2002 the new intangibles regime allows companies to claim a deduction for tax purposes based on goodwill amortisation as computed in the accounts...
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