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Where Taxpayers and Advisers Meet
Consolidated tax credits legislation now available for advisers
26/01/2012, by Low Incomes Tax Reform Group, Tax Articles - General
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revenuebenefits have completed a project to provide a full set of up-to-date (consolidated) tax credits legislation. LITRG outlines the background.

Introduction

Since 2002, there have been a large number of amendments to the tax credits legislation. For advisers needing to understand the law as it applies today, applying numerous pieces of amending legislation to the original versions is time consuming and makes reliable interpretations difficult.
 
An ongoing mission for revenuebenefits has been to provide a full set of up-to-date (consolidated) tax credits legislation. The original intention was that all up-rating and amending legislation would already be applied, with the set being provided to advisers completely free of charge.
 
The project has now come to fruition and, thanks to LexisNexis, a full set of consolidated tax credits legislation is available on the revenuebenefits website.

About The Author

The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) is an initiative of the Chartered Institute of Taxation to give a voice to those who cannot afford to pay for tax advice. LITRG comprises tax specialists from professional practice and the voluntary sector, from publishing and from HM Revenue & Customs, together with people from a welfare benefits and social policy background. Visit www.litrg.org.uk for further information.
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