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Nichola's SME Tax W-update 7 December 2023
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Don't rely on 'AI' like ChatGPT to generate your legal argument! The decision in Felicity Harber's tax appeal, hot off the press today, illustrates how a large language model AI generated invented case law. The First Tier Tribunal (FTT) judge was not fooled, unlike the unfortunate taxpayer who lost her appeal.
Nichola's SME Tax W-update 30 November 2023
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This week we have more details from last week's Autumn Statement and we note that the latest Finance Bill has now been published covering the proposed changes. As this bill is well over three hundred pages long it might take us a minute to go through it all!
Autumn Statement 2023: At a glance
The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, presented his Autumn Statement 2023 speech on Wednesday 22 November. This is our 'At a glance' summary of the key tax announcements and measures.
Nichola's SME Tax W-update 23 November 2023
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This week we have our take on yesterday's Autumn Statement, updates to some of our guides and some more topical case updates.
Nichola's SME Tax W-update 16 November 2023
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We have another interesting selection of news, guides, and cases for you this week.
Nichola's SME Tax W-update 9 November 2023
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It has been another quiet week from a tax perspective. Tuesday saw the State Opening of Parliament in which the King’s Speech outlined the government’s intent to reduce inflation, ease the cost of living, and assist businesses to fund new jobs and investments. There was little mention of tax measures.
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