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Issue: Vol 169, Issue 4354
18 May 2012
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E-market campaign
Registration deadline: 14 June
Positive start to service delivery overhaul
Joint initiative offers update on first aims for HMRC admin
Time limits stand for VAT recovery claims
ECJ has not introduced out-of-time opportunity, say HMRC
Tax pros 'should stick up for the system'
New CIOT president calls for support as well as criticism
Too honest
Hung On Chan (TC1850)
No discrimination
Donaghy v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber)
Fair distribution
Humphreys v CRC, Supreme Court
Lack of availability
J Bentley (TC1927)
Penalties are appropriate
The Red Star (a partnership) (TC1648)
Too late to claim
Integral Memory plc v Haines Watts, Chancery Division
Corporation tax annuals 2011/12
Tolley, £119.95; CCH, £107.95; Bloomsbury Professional, £45
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