The Financial Times reports (18 February) reports that the chancellor Philip Hammond has ordained that his first Spring Statement should be perhaps the most unmemorable fiscal event ever recorded at Westminster, in a deliberate attempt to keep it out of the headlines.
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TOMS applies to both B2C and B2B
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Robert Morris and Rachael Healey (RPC) review lessons from the recent Court of Appeal judgment.
The remaining House of Commons stages of the Finance Bill (report and third reading) are scheduled for Wednesday 21 February.
The government has tabled amendments to three clauses:
The House of Lords EU internal market sub-committee has suggested in its report, Brexit: competition and State aid, that the UK will need a domestic state aid framework after leaving the EU in order to meet WTO obligations and avoid intra-UK subsidy ‘races’ between devolved administratio
HMRC is consulting until 21 February 2018 on amendments to the PAYE regulations, setting out a revised process for PAYE settlement agreements (PSAs) from April 2018, which will remove the current requirement for employers to renew PSAs annually, providing instead for an ‘enduring agreement’.