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Issue : Vol 184, Issue 4702

Issue : Vol 184, Issue 4702

1 Jul 2019

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HMRC has confirmed that the scope of its policy on the zero rate for transport services has not changed after the Upper Tribunal’s decision in Jigsaw Medical Services v CRC [2018] STC...

1 August 2019Payment of corporation tax liabilities for periods ended 31 October 2018 if not liable to pay by instalments.Outstanding 2017-18 self-assessment tax returns now subject to a penalty of...

Gallaher Ltd (TC7055)

S Chmiel (TC7112)

D Shanks (TC7118)

Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 5 June 2019...

The Glasgow School of Art v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 6 June 2019...

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Practice tip: Increase the perceived value of your services Readers’ forum: Possibility of mixed-use relief claim Readers’ forum: Do I need to inform HMRC of ex clients’ death? Readers forum: Why can’t HMRC get the simple things right Readers’ forum: VAT problem created by disbursement mark-up?

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Estimated £1bn ‘cost’ of non-dom status reform challenged Reform of R&D advance assurance scheme is needed HMRC checking remittance basis claims High earners may need to file 2021-22 returns by 29 September ATT publishes Budget recommendations

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Were Covid trading problems a ‘reasonable excuse’ for paying VAT late? Third-party application for redaction of information fails Taxpayer did not cease to be resident in the UK Taxpayer’s challenge to penalties fails Do related party rules apply?

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Were Covid trading problems a ‘reasonable excuse’ for paying VAT late? Third-party application for redaction of information fails Taxpayer did not cease to be resident in the UK Taxpayer’s challenge to penalties fails Do related party rules apply?

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