BUDGET-2021

By pre-announcing large tax rises from 2023, as well as tighter public spending plans from next year, Sunak might dampen the economic recovery on which his fiscal calculations depend, warns economist John Hawksworth.

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When tax goes wrong

Michael Thomas KC

VAT on food: conflicting confections and deemed delicacies

Max Schofield

Back to BlackRock: the Court of Appeal restores order

Sarah Bond , Helen Buchanan

Labour’s tax plans: aiming at the wrong target?

James Quarmby

The non-doms reforms: a practitioner view

Helen McGhee

Mind the gap! Extension of the Transfer of Assets Abroad legislation post-Fisher

Emily Osborne

What the Budget means for non-UK resident trusts

Edward Hayes

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