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Issue: Vol 168, Issue 4322

Issue: Vol 168, Issue 4322

15 Sep 2011

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Scam emails up by 300%

27 September; Pensions; Toolkits update; VAT online

Guidance includes new worker checklist

HMRC stress importance of protecting login details

Wider review will follow Budget 2012

Scope of exemption maintained following new Act

Review repeats call for IT/NI merger and extension of VAT

Revenue will also look into telephone services

MJP Media Services Ltd v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber)

A Dare (TC1364)

Michael Mackey (TC1347)

St Peter’s Travel Ltd; St Peter’s Executive Travel Ltd (TC1275)

Dr M Charlton, Mrs B Corfield, J Corfield (TC1317)

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NEWS

Government plans to reduce non-compliance Agent accounts may be suspended without notice Claims amended by HMRC soar in 2024 Late payment interest rates rise from April Deadline dates for May 2025

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Deadline dates for May 2025

CASES

Ramsay did not prevent dry tax charge Are mega marshmallows eaten with fingers? Loan was not outstanding so no relief due Passenger transport services qualify for TOMS Hair transplants do not qualify as an exempt medical service

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