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Issue : Vol 188, Issue 4817

Issue : Vol 188, Issue 4817

16 Nov 2021
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Reports of national minimum wage violations fall to under 2,500 premium icon
The number of whistle-blower reports of businesses violating rules on the national minimum wage (NMW) dropped to 2,488 in the year to 31 March 2021, down from 2,580 the year before. This is the lowest...
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In brief: 18 November 2021 premium icon
Loss carry-back HMRC has updated its policy paper on extended loss carry back for businesses to clarify loss carry-back allocation statements which are required only to list members of the 2020...
15 November 2021
Provision of medical staff or medical care? premium icon
Mainpay Ltd v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 2 November 2021...
15 November 2021
Information reasonably required to check tax position premium icon
W Lawson (TC8298)

15 November 2021
Strike out application allowed in part only premium icon
Fieldmuir Ltd trading as Centurion Freight Services (TC8309)...
15 November 2021
Withholding tax due on interest payments premium icon
Hargreaves Property Holdings Ltd (TC8310)

15 November 2021
Errors made in flat rate scheme premium icon
Swiss Dawn Consultants Ltd (TC8311)

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Tax tip: Negligible value claim in a client’s tax return Readers’ forum: How can clients avoid paying large inheritance tax bill immediately? Readers’ forum: Time limits to amend returns Readers’ forum: Were repair costs capital expenditure? Readers’ forum: Can different apportionment methods be applied?
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Agricultural and business property reliefs cut Employer National Insurance contributions to rise from April 2025 Londoners contribute the most tax in the nation Two-tier system for HMRC penalties creates unfairness Spotlight 65 highlights GDPR claims
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Fields formed part of the garden and grounds Letter from HMRC did not constitute a pause Oral hearing to allow cross-examination Company deliberately understated sales Fixed protection 2014 revoked due to late contribution
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