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Issue : Vol 192, Issue 4896

Issue : Vol 192, Issue 4896

13 Jul 2023
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In brief: 13 July 2023
Finance Bill progressFinance (No.2) Bill 2023 completed its remaining stages in the House of Lords on 4 July and is on course for royal assent before 20 July.tinyurl.com/y5zx3ya7Retained EU Law...
10 July 2023
First-tier Tribunal has no jurisdiction to rule on fairness premium icon
Sentinel Fire and Security Systems Ltd (TC8849)...
10 July 2023
Taxpayer entitled to child benefit paid to divorced spouse premium icon
Mr Meades (TC8844)

10 July 2023
HMRC chases employee for employer's PAYE bill premium icon
D Adjei v the Official Receiver and another, Chancery Division, 29 June 2023...
10 July 2023
No information to support expenses claim premium icon
Bakery Badjie (TC8840)

10 July 2023
No reasonable excuse for paying VAT late premium icon
Nations Recruitment Ltd (TC8836)

10 July 2023
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Tax tip: Income from a US limited liability company or S corporation Readers’ forum: What payments are counted before breaching allowance? Readers’ forum: Offshore bond in the form of French life insurance policy Readers’ forum: Could there be a problem with giving too generously? Readers’ forum: VAT on contract for project management
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Government plans to reduce non-compliance Agent accounts may be suspended without notice Claims amended by HMRC soar in 2024 Late payment interest rates rise from April Deadline dates for May 2025
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Ramsay did not prevent dry tax charge Are mega marshmallows eaten with fingers? Loan was not outstanding so no relief due Passenger transport services qualify for TOMS Hair transplants do not qualify as an exempt medical service
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