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It is a great honour to write my first welcome as President of the Chartered Institute of Taxation.

By the time you read this Glyn Fullelove will be President of the CIOT.

OK, if you’re not reading this on the actual date of publication this reference might not strictly work.

OK, if you’re not reading this on the actual date of publication this reference might not strictly work.

When I last wrote for this page in March, I expected that I would have loads to write for May’s edition about my initial reaction once Brexit happened.

Welcome to May, the end of my year as President – and with time quickly running out a busy sense of panic has set in.

Hello to you all.

I approach the last few months of my presidential year and wonder where the time has gone.

Technical Newsdesk and so you may not be surprised to hear that I held back my introduction so that I could include some commentary on this statement.

Apart from a romantic visit to Brighton with my better half (!), my other highlight of February was catching up with Victoria Todd, who heads up the CIOT’s Low Income Tax Reform Group (LITRG).

Apart from a romantic visit to Brighton with my better half (!), my other highlight of February was catching up with Victoria Todd, who heads up the CIOT’s Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG).