HMRC is consulting on a review of the government’s principles for taxing trusts, seeking views on the extent to which the current system meets those principles and possible areas for reform.
HMRC is consulting on a review of the government’s principles for taxing trusts, seeking views on the extent to which the current system meets those principles and possible areas for reform.
The government announced at Autumn Budget 2017 its intention to consult on how to make the taxation of trusts simpler, fairer, and more transparent.
The consultation does not contain specific proposals for reform, but sets out nine broad questions on which views are invited. These questions are based around HMRC’s examination of:
Responses should be sent by 30 January 2019. See bit.ly/2PgwYyv.
HMRC is consulting on a review of the government’s principles for taxing trusts, seeking views on the extent to which the current system meets those principles and possible areas for reform.
HMRC is consulting on a review of the government’s principles for taxing trusts, seeking views on the extent to which the current system meets those principles and possible areas for reform.
The government announced at Autumn Budget 2017 its intention to consult on how to make the taxation of trusts simpler, fairer, and more transparent.
The consultation does not contain specific proposals for reform, but sets out nine broad questions on which views are invited. These questions are based around HMRC’s examination of:
Responses should be sent by 30 January 2019. See bit.ly/2PgwYyv.