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Issue: Vol 166, Issue 4282

Issue: Vol 166, Issue 4282

18 Nov 2010
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Oct 2010
17 November 2010
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Amendement signed
17 November 2010
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Draft clauses published next month
17 November 2010
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Debt helplines close
17 November 2010
CIOT survey gets to grips with SA filing
Body hosts HMRC study of online submissions
17 November 2010
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Ravenfield Ltd (TC641)
23 November 2010
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O I Iny (TC722)
23 November 2010
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Trustees of the Bessie Taube Discretionary Settlement Trust; Trustees of the Raymond Taube Discretionary Settlement Trust; Raymond Taube (TC735)
22 November 2010
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Toby Turner (TC743)
22 November 2010
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Carolyn Browne (TC754)
19 November 2010
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Connect Global Ltd v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber)
18 November 2010
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New allowance for pensioners on new state pension and interest and property rates raised Outstanding high income child benefit errors Heightened scrutiny of billionaires planned by HMRC Profit and loss reporting for small companies paused Deadline dates for November 2026
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Lack of alternative evidence to support input tax Taxpayer allegations of bias bound to fail Taxpayer unable to prove trading purpose Fact that English was not first language was no excuse Substation had a self-standing commercial function
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