Peter Vaines of Squire Sanders comments on a recent case in favour of the taxpayer which appears to contradict an earlier hearing. The Tribunal recently ... Continue Reading
The Proposed General Anti-Avoidance Rule: Will it Really Help? Mark McLaughlin asks if the proposed legislation to stop people avoiding tax will create more ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin reports on a recent tax case regarding Inheritance Tax and holiday lettings. Business Property Relief Business Property Relief (BPR) ... Continue Reading
Peter Arrowsmith, FCA, looks at some of the recent National Insurance developments and provides some helpful advice for employers who deal with teachers, lecturers ... Continue Reading
James Bailey warns that HMRC is abolishing a useful tax allowance for property owners, for Tax Insider. Introduction The article on HMRC’s withdrawal ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin looks at the revised rules for Transactions in Securities, two years on. Introduction The anti-avoidance provisions regarding Transactions ... Continue Reading
Graham Black, president of the ARC, argues that staff cuts mean taxpayers and agents are not getting the help they should from HMRC. Having read TaxationWeb’s ... Continue Reading
TWEd complains that HMRC staff cuts could affect the level of service to taxpayers. Well, it’s been another busy week at TW Towers II. (Are there ... Continue Reading
TaxationWeb’s General Editor takes a less than objective look at how HMRC’s falling staff numbers are affecting its service to taxpayers. Introduction There ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin considers the occupation, permanence and continuity requirements for the private residence Capital Gains Tax relief. Only or Main Residence ... Continue Reading
