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Issue: Vol 150, Issue 3893

6 Feb 2003

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KEITH GORDON MA, ACA, CTA explains why the anti-avoidance provisions in section 776, Taxes Act 1988 may sometimes prove beneficial to the taxpayer.

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Fractional shares will be permitted in ISAs HMRC elite unit ‘corrects’ 2,100 R&D claims Deadline dates for October 2024 Implementation of detailed employee hours reporting delayed More beneficiaries face charge on lifetime transfers

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Deadline dates for October 2024

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Claimant was not self-employed City sightseeing passes qualified as a multi-purpose voucher Redress payments are taxable Invalid reasons for decision not to exercise discretion Expenses were not deductible from workers' earnings

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Fractional shares will be permitted in ISAs Claimant was not self-employed HMRC elite unit ‘corrects’ 2,100 R&D claims This week's opinion: 5 September 2024 Importance of providing the right evidence

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