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Views on recent developments in tax.

Why implementing the 15% minimum corporation tax won’t harm levelling-up.
HMRC says it wants ‘working together’ to become its default way of doing business.
Tax cuts seem unlikely, despite the recent windfall in government revenues
AI tools should help, not replace, tax professionals, says AI.
Anyone opting to tax a property will no longer receive an acknowledgment from HMRC.
A commonly used trust structure in UK real estate ownership may now have to be registered on the TRS.
A recent tribunal decision on SDLT sits uneasily with a longstanding HMRC view on CGT PPR.
If they are to be scrapped, how about a new regime for ‘non-permanent residents’?
But will they prevent anything?
Why the merging of income tax and NICs would be a mistake.
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