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As we approach the Self Assessment (SA) filing deadline, we are featuring some key guides to answer your last-minute tax queries. We feature our latest Private Client Update which is packed full of essential reading and recent cases.
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Hello,
As we approach the Self Assessment (SA) filing deadline, we are featuring some key guides to answer your last-minute tax queries. We feature our latest Private Client Update which is packed full of essential reading and recent cases.
Following the release of the report on the review of the loan charge in December, HMRC have now issued draft legislation to implement the proposed changes to the charge and updated guidance notes.
Hello,
In this time’s web-update we feature guides that aim to answer your last minute tax FAQs for Self Assessment (SA), carelessness by agents and, the Upper Tribunal (UT) finally resolves an important question: does a notice to file a SA return have to be issued by a human?
Happy New Year.
We start the new decade with lots of exciting news and developments.
The Treasury has announced a review of the 'Off-payroll working' rules to determine what can be further done to ease implementation into the private sector in April 2020.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sajid David, has set Wednesday 11 March 2020 as the date for the first budget of the new parliament. He told the BBC that there will be an 'infrastructure revolution'. We might speculate that this means extra government spending in certain areas and more details as to the fate of High Speed 2 (HS2). In terms of direct tax, this may indicate more increases in capital allowances and possible changes to enterprise zones.
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