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Issue: Vol 164, Issue 4219
30 Jul 2009
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Claim deadlines
Reminder of changes
Senior accounting officers
Guidance now available online
Online error is reasonable excuse, say HMRC
Late filing of paper return will be accepted
Banks forced to reveal offshore client details
NDO orders issued to 300-plus institutions - but do HMRC have resources to process data?
UK launches Liechtenstein disclosure facility
Scheme criticised for 'unfair' differences from NDO
Single supply confirmed
CRC v David Baxendale, Court of Appeal, 31 July 2009
The reasonable excuse
A.O. Sokoya v HMRC (TC125)
Approval required
John Lawlor v HMRC (TC126)
The shipping news
Spowage, Finlayson, Allan and Eley v HMRC (TC110)
Restraint order fails
RCPA v Allad [2009] STC 1568, Court of Appeal, 30 July 2008
Accrual World
By Andy Blackford; free; 207 pages; paperback; CCH
Guide to Taxpayers’ Rights and HMRC Powers
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