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Issue: Vol 162, Issue 4168
24 Jul 2008
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IN THIS ISSUE
Charitable savings
Opportunities for charities to save tax do exist. NEIL WARREN considers practical ways to reduce VAT bills
Charter 08
MIKE TRUMAN listens with growing concern to the Wyman debate, and concludes that the only way to rein in HMRC powers is to get a strong and enforceable Taxpayers' Charter
Further into the Underwood
SIMON MCKIE examines the implications of the decision for 'bed and breakfast' transactions in the light of Underwood v CRC
Here or there?
The tax treatment of commission paid late to expat employee now in the UK.
No NICs
Should a newly self-employed person register for National Insurance even though he is also an employee?
Warring factions
Restructuring a company using the Insolvency Act.
Tenant farmer
Landlord's offer of payment to tenant farmers to vacate farm.
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Working from home allowance axed
Government softens stance on unused reliefs
Late quarterly submission fines delayed to 2027
Salary sacrifice for pensions to be restricted
Investment interest and property rates hiked and personal tax thresholds frozen until 2031
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