The ICAEW reports that HMRC’s shares and assets valuation section has announced that it is withdrawing some of its valuation check services from 31 March 2016 because it, ‘like many government departments, has insufficient resources to provide a service to all’.
The ICAEW reports that HMRC’s shares and assets valuation section has announced that it is withdrawing some of its valuation check services from 31 March 2016 because it, ‘like many government departments, has insufficient resources to provide a service to all’.
The services being withdrawn are: PAYE health checks; and ITEPA post-transaction valuation checks. Capital gains tax post-transaction valuation checks, which are run in conjunction with HMRC’s Valuation Office Agency, will continue via the existing CG34 process. Meanwhile, valuation check services pertaining to EMIs, CSOP, SAYE, SIP and employee shareholder valuations are being re-examined.
The ICAEW reports that HMRC’s shares and assets valuation section has announced that it is withdrawing some of its valuation check services from 31 March 2016 because it, ‘like many government departments, has insufficient resources to provide a service to all’.
The ICAEW reports that HMRC’s shares and assets valuation section has announced that it is withdrawing some of its valuation check services from 31 March 2016 because it, ‘like many government departments, has insufficient resources to provide a service to all’.
The services being withdrawn are: PAYE health checks; and ITEPA post-transaction valuation checks. Capital gains tax post-transaction valuation checks, which are run in conjunction with HMRC’s Valuation Office Agency, will continue via the existing CG34 process. Meanwhile, valuation check services pertaining to EMIs, CSOP, SAYE, SIP and employee shareholder valuations are being re-examined.
