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Nichola's SME Tax W-update 12 October 2018
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We have a Private Client update this week: I definitely recommend that you read this if nothing else. However, we of course have our pick of interesting cases, and if you like VAT, then we are continuing our detailed look at land and property.
Nichola's SME tax W-update 5 October 2018
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An interesting take on ADR and a look at take-aways and HMRC best judgement assessments this week, the close company case is overturned and the Budget is set for October.
Nichola's SME Tax w-update 28 September 2018
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This time: interesting stats on R & D and Patent Box relief, more conundrums on late filing tax penalties and much more.
Nichola's SME tax w-update 21 Sept 2018
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Many of you will agree with me, I'm sure, that travel rules for the self employed have to be applied using a certain amount of judgement according to the facts and individual circumstances. The rules are not straightforward. You need a good grasp of case law, and often, unless your case sits on 'all fours' with one of the case precedents, it can be something of a lottery as to whether or not your client can survive a full tax enquiry into their travel expenses unscathed.
Parliament call for evidence: Making VAT Digital and HMRC powers:
The House of Lords Economic Affairs Finance Bill Sub-Committee want to hear from a 'wide range of people' in inviting written contributions for its inquiry on the draft Finance Bill 2018 and examining developments in the balance of powers and safeguards between HMRC and the taxpayer and progress on the ‘Making Tax Digital’ programme.
Nichola's Tax W-update 14 September 2018
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This time we tackle two very modern tax problems, 'How to tax gains made on cryptocurrencies?' and 'Whether it is possible to claim exemption from next April's Making VAT Digital filing obligations?'
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