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Issue: Vol 153, Issue 3967

22 Jul 2004

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IN THIS ISSUE

RICHARD CURTIS asks whether the Revenue could do more to rectify its mistakes.

DAVID CORKER looks at the current criminal law stance concerned with delay in bringing criminal prosecutions in cases of alleged serious tax fraud

Meeting Points

MATTHEW HUTTON MA (Oxon), CTA (fellow), AIIT, TEP reports highlights of IBC's Capital Taxes Conference held in London on 9 June 2004.

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Readers’ forum: Impact of voluntary restitution on taxpayers Practice tip: January struggles Readers’ forum: Should we add student loan repayments in disclosure? Readers’ forum: Claiming capital allowances on equipment upgrade Readers’ forum: Is there VAT on furniture insurance?

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NEWS

High level of claim refusal may deter claimants Employers seeking ways to mitigate NI increase Registration: teething problems for private schools Non-doms not deterred by 2017 deemed domicile reforms In brief: 21 November 2024

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CASES

Office servicing business is not a trade Retrospective application of apportioning a mixed supply No infringement of human rights Failure to seek time-to-pay arrangement Overturned warrant does not guarantee return of documents

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