Digital services tax: draft Finance Bill
It was announced at Budget 2018 that the UK would implement a DST, and the government subsequently consulted on the proposed tax.
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Stamp taxes on share consideration rules: draft Finance Bill
This change to the stamp duty and stamp duty reserve tax (SDRT), collectively known as stamp taxes on shares (STS), consideration rules, was consulted upon following Budget 2018, along with two oth
Corporate capital loss restriction: draft Finance Bill
The CCLR was announced at Budget 2018 and the government subsequently consulted on the detail of its delivery.
Offshore receipts in respect of intangible property: draft regulations and guidance
The CIOT has commented on the draft regulations (and explanatory note) which will make amendments to the rules taxing Offshore Receipts in respect of Intangible Property (ORIP) now contained in a n
Processing of R&D tax credit claims and RDEC claims: current delays
The CIOT has been corresponding with HMRC recently (see August’s Technical Newsdesk) regarding the current position of sig
Structures and Buildings Allowance – secondary legislation and HMRC response
A new class of capital allowances – Structures and Buildings Allowance (SBA) – was announced with immediate effect at Budget 2018.
Processing of R&D tax credit claims and RDEC claims – current delays
The CIOT wrote to HMRC to express our concern at the current position regarding processing times of claims for R&D tax credits and RDEC claims by HMRC.
Structures and Buildings Allowances: draft legislation
It was announced at Budget 2018 that a new class of capital allowances – Structures and Buildings Allowances (SBAs) – would be introduced with immediate effect.
Tax and the digitalised economy
In the Budget 2018, the government announced that it would introduce a UK digital services tax (DST) from April 2020; a consultation document followed.
Corporate capital loss restriction: consultation on delivery
At Budget 2018 the Chancellor announced that the corporate income loss restriction (CILR) introduced in April 2017 would be extended to include carried forward capital losses from 1 April 2020.