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July 6th, 2010 by Chris Chadburn. Categories: Tax Reports
What are the circumstances in which you should consider a buy-back and how do you go about it? See Penny Bates’ First Principles article in this month’s Tax Adviser.
Ned Flanders offering his ever-optimistic views on tax.
I came across a nice cartoon in The New Yorker.
Exasperated couple surrounded by paper.
“How long do we have to keep [...]
The magazine When Saturday Comes reports that in 2010 HMRC intensified its battle against tax avoiders in football with at [...]
Discovery assessments may only be made in very specific circumstances. The recent case of Ho v HMRC (UKFTT387) has hopefully [...]
The recent cases of Hankinson v HMRC (UKUT361(TCC)) and Ho v HMRC (UKFTT387) add to the understanding of discovery assessments. [...]
HMRC’s forms and certificates are littered with warnings that “False statements may result in prosecution” or similar. The reality [...]
So George Osborne confirmed HMRC’s latest strategy to reduce the tax gap In last week’s 2010 Spending Review speech. [...]
A more stringent regime introduced as part of HMRC’s avowed intent to let the punishment fit the crime can impose [...]