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IN BRIEF

Views on recent developments in tax.

Why HMRC should rethink their revised approach.
Impressive progress, but there are challenges ahead.
Draft legislation introduces a new taxpayer obligation and a Customer Correction Notice power.
HMRC’s nudge letters aren’t the end of the story.
The risks when a tax scheme fails.
The Supreme Court has made the salaried member rules harder to sidestep.
Section 59A means what it says.
Card image Tom Margesson Elena Rowlands Ian Zeider
Following on from an announcement in last years Budget, the Government has launched a consultation on making earlier ITSA payments. It envisages that having smaller, more frequent tax payments made closer to the time income is earned, will...
The current purchase of own share rules date from 1982 and are very restrictive. As a consequence, workarounds can be used to achieve capital treatment because income tax only applies to the return of value above the nominal value of the shares. This...
A shift to denying relief at the outset.
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