Aaronson found that among tax representative bodies there was 'unanimous disapproval, indeed distaste, for egregious tax avoidance schemes'.
'We’re capping benefits and these figures clearly show why it’s fair to cap tax reliefs for the wealthy as well,' says Treasury
Tax relief is not a primary motive for charitable donations, say philanthropists
‘David Davis has put himself at the forefront of a growing revolt over the government's plans to limit tax relief on charitable donations. The influential Conservative backbencher said the government should rethink the plans.
Your A–Z guide to the 45 current and forthcoming tax consultations.
Following FA 2010, exceptions to the deemed release rules are further restricted by Finance Bill 2012 with retrospective effect. David Southern analyses the background to and nature of these changes.
Is Britain’s economy still growing? The surveys say yes but, rightly or wrongly, the GDP figures on 25 April will be the arbiter. A fall would pose problems for the Coalition, David Smith writes.
Mike Gibson examines the most significant developments in the Bill since publication of the draft provisions last year.
‘The row between charities and the government over cuts to tax relief deepened on Tuesday after Downing Street suggested that some wealthy people were abusing the system.