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Tax tip: Temporary workplace relief and the self-employed Feedback: 17 April 2025 Readers’ forum: Tax effect of leaving the UK on life assurance policy Readers’ forum: Will executors be able to claim residence nil rate band on death? Readers’ forum: What is the tax position if company is liquidated?

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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

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This week's opinion: 17 April 2025 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’

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