Alan Dolton Editor of Tolley's Tax Cases and Tolley's VAT Cases continues his coverage of the Finance Bill debates
Standing Committee B began considering the Finance Bill on Thursday 15 May. In the opening exchanges Conservative spokesman Howard Flight again made the point that he considered that '14 sittings are not sufficient' to give adequate consideration to the Bill. However the Government's timetable was duly passed.
Excise Duties
Clauses 2 (beer duty) and 3 (duty on wine) were agreed without a vote. With Clauses 4 and 5 having been dealt with by the Committee of the Whole House the Committee then turned to Clause 6 (betting duty: loss relief). Responding to a question from David...
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Alan Dolton Editor of Tolley's Tax Cases and Tolley's VAT Cases continues his coverage of the Finance Bill debates
Standing Committee B began considering the Finance Bill on Thursday 15 May. In the opening exchanges Conservative spokesman Howard Flight again made the point that he considered that '14 sittings are not sufficient' to give adequate consideration to the Bill. However the Government's timetable was duly passed.
Excise Duties
Clauses 2 (beer duty) and 3 (duty on wine) were agreed without a vote. With Clauses 4 and 5 having been dealt with by the Committee of the Whole House the Committee then turned to Clause 6 (betting duty: loss relief). Responding to a question from David...
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