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Issue: Vol 161, Issue 4162
12 Jun 2008
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IN THIS ISSUE
The going rates
The Public Bill Committee starts its review of the Finance Bill. RICHARD CURTIS reports
VAT's simple
Is it time for some clarification to the flat rate scheme? RICHARD CURTIS considers the meaning of 'turnover' and 'income'
Call of (lease) duty
SEAN RANDALL considers the impact of the fifth anniversary of SDLT on re-notifying HMRC in respect of lease grants and rent increases
Alien concept
MALCOLM GUNN FTII, TEP offers help for clients pleading, 'no tax please, we're not British!'
Thirteen and tied
Does an unoccupied property qualify for relief on sale?
UITF40 update
The present state of play
Kitchen sink drama
Tax deductions from interest on an Isle of Man loan?
VAT at a stroke
VAT and the DIY builders scheme
Brave new world
from John Hiddleston, Vantis
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