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Happy New Tax Year. 
In addition to the 2010 Finance bill we have some new tax acts. This means no further changes in tax law, but quite a few new section numbers.

Ignorance of the law is not normally a valid excuse for a tax adviser to make when things go wrong. However, when HMRC's website and helpline both give the same misleading advice, it may be quite a different matter.

From 1 April 2010 HMRC is imposing new sanctions on businesses which have not registered under the Money Laundering Regulations.

Our UNIQUE Budget tax planner for 2010/11 and 2011/12.

 

The Budget was as expected, a bit dull.

CGT Entrepreneurs' Relief to apply to first £2 million and the Capital Allowance Annual Investment allowance doubles. 

High on politics but also stuffed full of anti-avoidance measures...

  1. Incorporation: new guides and changes
  2. The case of the newsreader's clothes (and hairdo)
  3. Nichola's SME Tax Update 18 March
  4. Pensions tax restriction: the definition of relevant income
  5. IR35: workers are employees, are they not?
  6. HMRC close company update
  7. Jobs in tax: Tax Consultants, Writers & Editors
  8. Nichola's SME Tax News 4 March 2010
  9. Jail for accountant in VAT Fraud (why does HMRC need more powers?)
  10. Budget 2010 set for 24 March

 

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