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Issue: Vol 164, Issue 4233
5 Nov 2009
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Keydata ISA investors will not pay tax
Most individuals protected following FSCS decision
Equitable liability to become part of law
Success for campaign to save HMRC concession
Extra changes made to debt buyback rules
Debt cap provisions also amended
Two more agents' toolkits launched online
Online offerings cover CGT on land, and personal expenditure
Tax Planning for the Family Business
TaxAid conference, 30 October 2009
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English mayors to have power to set overnight visitor levies
HMRC refines online self-assessment registration service
Temporary zero rate applies to domestic electricity
Guidance on new anti-avoidance information notices
Extend penalty relaxation to people joining MTD next April, says ATT
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Offshore company was a contractual shell
Capital repayment was within transactions in securities regime
Underdeclarations wholly attributable to director
Taxpayer was beneficially entitled to the property
Company was controlled in the UK