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Issue: Vol 162, Issue 4182
30 Oct 2008
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IN THIS ISSUE
Can I have a date?
Emboldened by HMRC's advertising campaign, RICHARD CURTIS asks some questions about tax returns
Conflict of views
HMRC's views on entrepreneurs' relief do not always coincide with those in the legislation, observes MARK MORTON
Credit problems
Complaints poured in about tax credits to the Parliamentary Ombudsman. ALLISON PLAGER reports
Cash towers
L PAUL FEETUM discusses the recent case of Tower MCashback LLP and another v CRC
Why worry?
Are we overreacting to HMRC's new powers, asks SIMON SWEETMAN
Tangled web
Practical advice on dealing with an investigation
PAYE problem
Who is liable for an underpaid PAYE liability?
Furniture removals
Claiming wear and tear allowance for a furnished let property
Valued client?
The correct valuation of an inherited property
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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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