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CIS: standard of care

Jurisdiction to make a cost order

The new campaign has run in national newspapers and weekly magazines since Monday 24 February 2014. Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne said: ‘The UK government is on the side of the hardworking majority of people and companies who pay the...

The guidance was reissued on 20 February 2014 and applies from 4 November 2013. It has been updated to reflect legislative changes, in particular in relation to the employment and confidentiality hallmarks and the extension of DOTAS to the new annual tax on enveloped dwellings (ATED).

The First-tier Tribunal has quashed a disclosed tax avoidance scheme which sought to generate significant losses.

Marketed loss scheme

Jane McCormick asks the fundamental question: would the provision of additional tax data solve the issue of perceived tax avoidance by multinationals?

Tax reliefs are to come under scrutiny from the Public Accounts Committee, as its chairperson Margaret Hodge continues to defy critics. Andrew Goodall reports

Heather Self reflects on the relauched 'fair tax mark', and asks whether it is now time for a kitemark for responsible tax advisers.

Following positive responses to consultation, the government is to go ahead with plans to increase the maximum amount of tax debts that HMRC can collect through an individual’s PAYE tax code up to a maximum of £17,000, based on a graduated scale of earnings between £30,000 and £90,000.

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