18/03/2015, by Grant Thornton, Tax Articles - Budgets and Autumn Statements
Key Highlights: 2015/16 personal allowance ... Continue Reading
10/03/2015, by Ray Chidell, Tax Articles - Business Tax
Ray Chidell on Capital Allowances fixtures elections in commercial properties – and a notable recent tax case which supports the “just and reasonable” ... Continue Reading
08/03/2015, by Low Incomes Tax Reform Group, Tax Articles - General
LITRG clarify the new Marriage Allowance available from 6 April 2015 for those married or in a civil partnership where one person has an income of less than £10,600. Introduction On ... Continue Reading
06/03/2015, by Low Incomes Tax Reform Group, Tax Articles - Income Tax
Savers on low incomes will soon be eligible for extra tax relief, but if they are no longer a taxpayer, they will no longer be eligible for Gift Aid. Introduction The ... Continue Reading
02/03/2015, by Nick Morgan, Tax Articles - Tax Investigations & Enquiries
In part 2 of this short series, author and journalist Nick Morgan discusses how a taxpayer might prove he or she took "reasonable care" to mitigate penalties. How ... Continue Reading
28/02/2015, by Jonathan Schwarz, Tax Articles - International Tax
World Bank Group employees who retire to the UK qualify for exemption from UK income tax on their pensions under the US-UK tax treaty holds the UK Tax Tribunal. ... Continue Reading
25/02/2015, by Julie Butler, FCA, Tax Articles - Income Tax
Can gambling be taxed as earnings? Julie Butler considers a recent case on gambling which covers issues frequently raised in the TaxationWeb forum. Gambling and ... Continue Reading
23/02/2015, by Peter Vaines, Tax Articles - General
Peter Vaines of Squire Patton Boggs considers some recent tax cases which should give taxpayers and advisers pause for thought. CGT : Contingent Liabilities The ... Continue Reading
23/02/2015, by Nick Morgan, Tax Articles - Tax Investigations & Enquiries
Author and journalist Nick Morgan explains HMRC's approach to penalties for inaccuracies in returns and other documents, in this short series. What is ‘Reasonable ... Continue Reading
13/02/2015, by Lee Sharpe, Tax Articles - General
TW Ed offers some tips for people who don’t want to be accused of tax avoidance. Tax avoidance, it seems, is perceived to be morally bankrupt, egregious, ... Continue Reading