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Kevin Read

Kevin Read ACA is an independent tax lecturer and writer. He can be contacted on kevin.read40@ntlworld.com.

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Chargeable events on life assurance bonds

Stirred, but not shaken

21 March 2017
Don’t duck the standards
Adopting FRS 102 may prove to be taxing.
 
30 August 2016
Part-time occupation

Deemed periods for the purpose of claiming only or main residence relief

20 January 2015
Splash!

An exploratory dip in share pooling for capital gains tax

04 February 2014
In bond we trust

Implications of holding investment bonds in trust

07 January 2014
A-Z of Plant and Machinery; second edition

By Ray Chidell and Lindsay Pentelow; paperback; 259 pages; £74.50; Claritax Books

26 July 2013
The name’s bond...

...investment bond: how not to let the sky fall on tax planning

04 December 2012
In the red
KEVIN READ goes back to basics with a look at corporate and income tax aspects of directors’ overdrawn loan accounts
14 February 2012
Straddling the change
KEVIN READ looks at how companies should prepare for the forthcoming reduction in the annual investment allowance
15 November 2011
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No extenuating circumstances to extend deadline Delay in issuing penalties was no excuse for late return Sales of occupation income avoidance rules apply Whole of settlement was not subject to tax Payments were taxable as earnings
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