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Annette Morley

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Chargeable gains on part disposal of residential property
Setting the scene
08 October 2019
Two books on the statutory residence test
  • The New Statutory Residence Test for Individuals: a Practical Guide by Malcolm Finney; £87; paperback; Sweet & Maxwell
  • Residence: The Definition in Practice by Keith Gordon; £48.50; paperback; 137 pages; Claritax Books
16 January 2014
Guide to the Tax Treatment of Specialist Occupations

By Keith Gordon; £95; published by Bloomsbury Professional; paperback; fourth edition; 354 pages

01 March 2013
End of term
As 5 April approaches, ANNETTE MORLEY suggests now is a good time to display tax-planning skills
29 January 2013
The checkout
Topical tips from ANNETTE MORLEY on making sure last-minute self assessment returns are correct
08 January 2013
Keeping it personal

Consequences of holding company funds in a private bank account

02 October 2012
Be prepared
It seems IR35 is here to stay. ANNETTE MORLEY looks at how its effects can be mitigated
01 May 2012
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