Issue: Vol 160, Issue 4117

ROSINA PULLMAN explains TaxAid's current work and its future plans.

MIKE TRUMAN looks at the National Audit Office's report on tax processing.

PETER ARROWSMITH discusses spouses and their state pensions.

RICHARD CURTIS reviews the tenth and eleventh sittings of the Public Finance Committee.

 

 

Our practice has just taken on a new limited company client that owns 80 estate agent branches across the Midlands. The branches have VAT exempt income from selling mortgage and insurance products,...

I have just engaged a limited company client that has employed a number of individuals for a period of over three years. The business has been involved in various research and development projects and...

My clients (UK resident and domiciled) set up an offshore FURB (Jersey) in May 2000. Shares (value £200,000) owned by their UK trading company were transferred to it and PAYE and NIC was paid. The...

My clients have lived in their only or main residence for twelve years and have received planning permission for a loft conversion, which will have a separate entrance, and it will then be sold as a...

Correspondence from readers on topical subjects

 

 

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