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In the article ‘Resident non-domiciles: the end of the line?’ (Tax Adviser, April 2024), the key changes affecting non-doms announced on 6 March 2024 in two Budget Notes were summarise

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Those following the Finance (No 2) Bill 2024 will have seen that the measures to achieve the government's policy objectives of reducing the tax attractiveness of holiday a

The Act (see tinyurl.com/yn65e7wy) ensures that:

Provided they are implemented and operated correctly, salary sacrifice arrangements can be used to gain an advantage in a limited number of circumstances, such as pension saving, cycle to work or l

One of the issues that has regularly featured in the case law concerning employment tax is the taxation of payments received by former employees.

Writing about the Spring Budget isn’t easy, not least because we have already heard from economists, politicians and commentators on the main Budget decisions.

In January, the First-tier Tribunal handed down its decision in Boston Consulting Group UK LLP and others v HMRC [2024] UKFTT 84.

According to government statistics, there are 4.8 million companies on the Companies House register that have a shareholder who has an interest of 2.5% or more in

Following a series of significant changes to the taxation of non-doms in both 2008 and 2017, the Spring Budget may have effectively signalled the end of the regim

The CIOT has welcomed the publication of draft regulations (and associated guidance) which from 6 April 2024 will remedy the situation whereby in off-payroll working compliance settlements the ‘dee