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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

As the complexity of the stamp duty land tax legislation has grown, so has the number of cases heard at tribunal.

If any reader is still unaware about the basic facts of the Post Office Horizon saga, the outcome was that hundreds of self-employed sub-postmasters were sacked and forced to repay large sums o

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.

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

The latest figures for serious civil tax investigations show HMRC’s continued action against potential tax fraud.

Tax practitioners should be aware of risk issues that can arise in their professional practices, and they should avoid the unseen ‘potholes in the road’ that may cause difficulties further down

Thresholds are an integral part of the tax system.

The introduction of the new merged R&D tax relief scheme will attempt to finally clarify the rules surrounding subcontracting expenditure, an area that has historically presented a challeng

Two capital allowances cases reported at the end of last year address technical issues that are perennially relevant for plant and machinery claims, even though few practitioners will be concer