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Issue: Vol 161, Issue 4152
3 Apr 2008
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IN THIS ISSUE
Payrolling revisited
Will the 'payrolling' of benefits in kind really be such a burden on employers? KAREN THOMSON considers the arguments
Modernise communications!
JOHN NEWTH submits that HMRC staff should use email, and highlights some self assessment anomalies
In hot pursuit
HMRC is going after those offshore account holders who did not use the offshore disclosure facility. JOHN CASSIDY examines how the department will do this
Making your mind up
It may be better to opt out of the automatic deferral treatment for earn-out transactions, says PETER RAYNEY
The Dave channel
MIKE TRUMAN attends a Tax Faculty event at 100 Parliament Street to hear the acting chairman of HMRC, Dave Hartnett
'Duel' nationality?
The residence and domicile implications for inheritance tax planning
Taxing a benefit
Is there already an alternative to P11Ds?
Expanding estate
The best ways to structure property ownership
Undrawn profits
The tax issues of a corporate partner
Tax Memo 2007-2008
Written and published by FL Memo. Price: £99, 1,550 pages
Pensions terminology
Reviewed by ALLISON PLAGER
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