FTT

Hasta la vista, taxpayers

The secret taxpayer

Light in the tunnel

Not what we hoped for

Agent’s fees

What’s that for?

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has dismissed the UK’s challenge of plans by Brussels for a financial transaction tax (FTT).

The country asked the court to annul a council decision that authorised 11 EU member states to use the enhanced cooperation procedure to set up the tax – which the UK believed would impose costs on non-participating member states.

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High level of claim refusal may deter claimants Employers seeking ways to mitigate NI increase Registration: teething problems for private schools Non-doms not deterred by 2017 deemed domicile reforms In brief: 21 November 2024

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Office servicing business is not a trade Retrospective application of apportioning a mixed supply No infringement of human rights Failure to seek time-to-pay arrangement Overturned warrant does not guarantee return of documents

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Deadline dates for December 2024