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Nichola's SME Tax W-update 18 January 2019
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This time: new facts and figures on the loan charge. Fluctuating income is no excuse for being late in paying your Self Assessment bill and check out our new TAAR tool.
The Loan Charge: HMRC presents new facts and figures
HMRC have released more facts and figures about those taxpayers who will be affected by the Disguised Remuneration loan charge, including a pictorial factsheet which makes interesting reading.
Nichola's SME tax W-update 11 January 2019
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Some good news, this week. During the course of the parliamentary debate on the 2019 Finance Bill, HMRC have made modifications to the proposed changes to the qualifying conditions for Entrepreneurs' Relief.
Barrister should have taken reasonable steps to save for tax bill
In Timothy Raggatt QC v HMRC UKUT 0412, the upper tribunal held that a barrister with fluctuating income does not need to provide a reserve to pay his or her income tax but must still make adequate provisions to pay income tax as it falls due.
Nichola's SME W-update 4 January 2019
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A short update this week. If you have time over your cuppa, do try our Christmas Quiz.
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