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IN BRIEF

Views on recent developments in tax.

Card image Elena Rowlands Ian Zeider Tom Margesson
HMRC are to reverse their controversial guidance changes on increases in capital contributions.
From challenging the tax treatment of partnerships to taking a less collaborative approach on audits, HMRC appear to be taking a tougher approach on a host of corporate tax issues.
The draft guidance contains some useful confirmations, but more detailed examples would be helpful.
Business confidence has been eroded.
Failing to meet Condition B (and so falling outside the scope of the ‘salaried member’ rules) is more difficult than was previously thought.
What changes might we expect?
Can you get deductions for payments in lieu of penalties? The Court of Appeal says yes!
What’s in store for corporates.
The planned increase in the interest rate from April is both arbitrary and unjustified.
Well, four, technically.
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