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John Shallcross
John Shallcross
is a lawyer at the law firm
Blake Morgan and he has increasingly
specialised in SDLT. He can be contacted by
email: john.shallcross@blakemorgan.co.uk.
ARTICLES
Analysis of the SDLT decision in G Goldsmith Ltd (TC9323)
That’ll be SDLT twice please!
Q&A: Suterwalla – stamp duty land tax on mixed property
John Shallcross discusses the
Suterwalla
case for stamp duty land tax on mixed property where the buyer granted a lease.
What happens when GP practices merge
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Tax tip: Temporary workplace relief and the self-employed
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Readers’ forum: What is the tax position if company is liquidated?
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NEWS
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New self-assessment claims to be made online or on paper
Tax treatment of double remittances has not changed
Consultation postponed on predevelopment costs
Office for Value for Money will focus on ‘mega projects’
Savers must act now to avoid penalties
DEADLINE DATES
Deadline dates for May 2025
CASES
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Annex provided self-sufficient accommodation
No breach of fiscal neutrality
Hypothetical contract was one of employment
Overclaimed input tax on motorcycles
Selling delays due to lockdown