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Issue: Vol 155, Issue 4022
25 Aug 2005
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IN THIS ISSUE
KISS; Keep it simple, stupid!
JOSS DALRYMPLE considers effective inheritance tax planning using nil rate band discretionary trusts.
1936: a good year for tax?
PHILIP FISHER considers whether a general anti-avoidance rule to be avoided at all costs
What's new?
DEREK JENKINS, tax partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, analyses HMRC's technical note concerning the tax treatment of leased plant and machinery.
Be warned!
BRIAN LAWLESS is not convinced by Ruth Kelly's reassurances on pensions for shareholder directors
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