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Issue: Vol 164, Issue 4226

Issue: Vol 164, Issue 4226

17 Sep 2009
IN THIS ISSUE
ED DWAN and LUCY SAUVAGE consider the implications of HMRC’s success in the company residence case Laerstate BV
MIKE TRUMAN is losing patience with the delay over equitable liability
JOHN MANIS considers how earn-outs should be structured to maximise entrepreneurs’ relief
ROBIN WILLIAMSON explains how to challenge tax credits overpayments
A pensioner receives the benefit of medical cover from his ex-employer. Is this taxable?
Has letting income been artificially inflated to make a property eligible for loss relief as a furnished holiday let?
A company has refurbished a property as a surgery and consulting rooms will be let to medical practitioners. If sold, would the property be eligible for entrepreneurs’ relief?
A Spanish national is married to a UK taxpayer, but still receives bank interest from Spain. What is the effect of a change of domicile status and does a disclosure need to be made to HMRC?
Claiming residential lettings relief; tax due on income arising from trust; mitigating paper gain on property sale; tax liability of ex-gratia payment
Further improvements to HMRC site
Providers' notes updated
Comments wanted by 7 Nov
Confirmation of position on gratuities
Revenue pledges 'robust' challenge to EU tax dodge
Deadline reminder
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