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Issue: Vol 168, Issue 4318

Issue: Vol 168, Issue 4318

19 Aug 2011

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Partially repeals of ‘exception for manufacturers and suppliers’

Zero rate remains in spite of planned change

Form 17: evidence of beneficial interest to be always submitted

Amendment to Oct 2010 publication

IRS issues 'pragmatic' ruling

Pro body warns of tough approach by Revenue

CRC v Cheshire Employer and Skills Development Ltd (formerly Total People Ltd), Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber)

Value Catering Ltd (TC1189)

Hok Ltd (TC1286)

Revenue & Customs Prosecution Office v Johnson and another, Queen’s Bench Division

Hoar Cross Parish Council (TC1217)

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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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