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Issue : Vol 194, Issue 4953

Issue : Vol 194, Issue 4953

26 Sep 2024

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Caravan owners will continue to be able to qualify for the zero rate of VAT on residential caravans as long as they were built since June 2005, HMRC has confirmed in a policy paper. The Value Added...

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is to be welcomed where it will lead to improvements in tax administration, but practical steps should be taken to make that use legitimate and acceptable as...

The latest appointments this month.

Scottish BudgetThe Scottish government will deliver its 2024 Budget on 4 December.tinyurl.com/scotgov2024budget Budget responsibilityThe Budget Responsibility Bill received royal assent on...

D Demetriou as executor of the estate of the late Mrs Pearce and another (TC9288)...

M Gursoy [2024] FTSTC4

Gregory Sewell (TC9269)

TalkTalk Telecom Ltd v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 12 September 2024...

CRC v Mohammed Zaman, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 11 September 2024...

CRC v Professional Game Match Officials Ltd, Supreme Court, 16 September 2024

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NEWS

Reshape tax system to encourage ethical behaviour Crypto traders issued with nudge warning Huge increase in issue of joint and several liability notices Zero VAT rating for caravans confirmed Legislation needed to ensure AI is used safely

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Deadline dates for October 2024

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Fishery business was not a trading concern No reasonable excuse established No refund despite incorrect HMRC advice Discount offer was not included in terms First-tier Tribunal made no error in law

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This week's opinion: 26 September 2024 Reshape tax system to encourage ethical behaviour Crypto traders issued with nudge warning Huge increase in issue of joint and several liability notices Zero VAT rating for caravans confirmed

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