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Views on recent developments in tax.
Transfer of assets abroad and corporation tax
Oliver Marre
Is a UK-resident shareholder of a non-UK resident company, which is paying UK corporation tax on UK rental income, also subject to income tax on that same income by virtue of the Transfer of Assets Abroad legislation?
Key tax announcements in Labour’s business plan
Sharon Baynham
The Labour Party has unveiled its plan to work in partnership with business, which included key tax policy pledges.
Do membership loan schemes work?
Andrew Marr
Don’t forget the ‘disguised interest’ rules.
Property blues?
David Whiscombe
An LBTT pitfall.
BlueCrest: careful what you wish for?
David Whiscombe
Planning aimed at reducing tax can have the opposite effect.
IR35: consultation on the offset mechanism
David Smith
Richard Johnson
The draft statutory instrument and the draft HMRC guidance relating to such mechanism has now been released for technical consultation.
The Labour party’s corporation tax pledge
A new route or history repeating itself?
Capital allowances and partnerships
David Whiscombe
HMRC confirm that full expensing is available to corporate partners.
CGT and SDLT on property exchanges
Andrew Marr
Although there are no reliefs for straightforward swaps, there can be relief for partitions.
EU watch: the Belgian Council Presidency keeps up the ambition
Johan Barros
The window of opportunity for finalising outstanding EU tax legislation is fast closing, ahead of the European Parliament elections in June this year. As readers may know, EU tax legislation is solely adopted by all 27 Member States in the Council,...
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