HMRC is consulting until 27 January 2016 on the potential impact of the proposed withdrawal of nine extra-statutory concessions (ESCs) with effect from April 2017. Of these concessions, four relate to income and corporation tax, four to VAT and one to excise duty.
HMRC is consulting until 27 January 2016 on the potential impact of the proposed withdrawal of nine extra-statutory concessions (ESCs) with effect from April 2017. Of these concessions, four relate to income and corporation tax, four to VAT and one to excise duty.
The nine ESCs in question are as follows:
See www.bit.ly/1WKwI8i.
HMRC is consulting until 27 January 2016 on the potential impact of the proposed withdrawal of nine extra-statutory concessions (ESCs) with effect from April 2017. Of these concessions, four relate to income and corporation tax, four to VAT and one to excise duty.
HMRC is consulting until 27 January 2016 on the potential impact of the proposed withdrawal of nine extra-statutory concessions (ESCs) with effect from April 2017. Of these concessions, four relate to income and corporation tax, four to VAT and one to excise duty.
The nine ESCs in question are as follows:
See www.bit.ly/1WKwI8i.