Issue: Vol 160, Issue 4118

MARGARET CONNOLLY demystifies the great private equity kerfuffle

The twelfth sitting of the Finance Bill is reported by ALLISON PLAGER.

DEAN WOOTTEN considers whether high rate start ups should be unincorporated for the first two years.

And with much loss of tax relief: DAVID WHISCOMBE reports the Special Commissioner's decision in Drummond.

MIKE TRUMAN reports on the ICAEW Tax Faculty's Wyman Symposium, 'Intermediaries — in the way or the only way?'

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