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Issue: Vol 166, Issue 4280

Issue: Vol 166, Issue 4280

5 Nov 2010

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OTS publishes first comprehensive review

Employer CD-ROM

'Important' details about online software

Taxation hails end to successful campaign for advance warning

Revenue cuts hours in bid to improve efficiency

To register partnerships for SA and NIC class 2

Includes list of HMRC bank accounts

FAQs online

UK law was inconsistent with EU

New accords for UK and IoM

Dalton Piercy Parish Council (TC739); Greatham Parish Council (TC740)

Bamberg (TC618)

Express Food Supplies (TC728)

CRC v Lansdowne Partners Ltd Partnership, Chancery Division

Aber Roof Truss Ltd (TC719)

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NEWS

Tax confident campaign launched by HMRC Tighter transaction regime for small companies Investigations into large businesses last 41 months HMRC targets online sellers after receiving income data New duty on electric cars is too complex, says ICAEW

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Deadline dates for April 2026

CASES

Disputed cash was result of gambling Corporate members of LLP not entitled to relief Partnership had a reasonable excuse for registering late HMRC’s conduct was unreasonable Annexe is suitable for use as a single dwelling

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Tax confident campaign launched by HMRC Tighter transaction regime for small companies Investigations into large businesses last 41 months HMRC targets online sellers after receiving income data New duty on electric cars is too complex, says ICAEW

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