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Issue: Vol 168, Issue 4327

Issue: Vol 168, Issue 4327

24 Oct 2011

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Withdrawal of guidelines means for shareholders

1.2m taxpayers owe HMRC for 2010/11

HMRC boss writes of 'strong regime for ensuring confidentiality of information'

Law experts warn tax exiles of pursuit by HMRC

R (on the application of Davies and another) v CRC; R (on the application of Gaines-Cooper) v CRC, Supreme Court

MEM Industrial Roofing Ltd (TC1447)

Manchester Electricals Ltd (TC1418)

Howard Schofield v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber)

CRC v Rochdale Drinks Distributors Ltd, Court of Appeal

By Keith Gordon; £48.50

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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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