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Issue : Vol 182, Issue 4654

Issue : Vol 182, Issue 4654

4 Jul 2018

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State of flux

Overseas donations

Gold star for silver service

Under attack?

A valuable inheritance

Andrew Hubbard, Editor in Chief

Basis of reducing payments on account of income tax on self-assessment form.

Can loss relief be claimed on investment in an Italian trading company?

Is there a tax-efficient way for a brother to gift property to his sister?

Treatment of cricket coaching income for VAT purposes.

Life interest; New for old; Market traders; Anyone for tennis?

Combating pension scams.

VAT refund claims by local authorities.

First Minister completes her ministerial team.

Mitigating risks in delivering customs declaration service programme.

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NEWS

Agricultural and business property reliefs cut Employer National Insurance contributions to rise from April 2025 Londoners contribute the most tax in the nation Two-tier system for HMRC penalties creates unfairness Spotlight 65 highlights GDPR claims

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Deadline dates for November 2024

CASES

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