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Issue : Vol 190, Issue 4847

Issue : Vol 190, Issue 4847

28 Jun 2022
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HMRC reminds wealthy taxpayers to file returns 7 July 2022 premium icon
HMRC’s wealthy external forum is sending reminder letters to wealthy taxpayers to file tax returns for 2018-19, 2019-20 and 2020-21. These taxpayers are asked to file self-assessment returns by 22...
5 July 2022
HMRC failed to prove company directors had deliberately underpaid tax premium icon
N Sheth and S Ghazi (TC8494)
5 July 2022
Partnership was not carrying on a trade premium icon
Foundation Partners v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 27 June 2022...
5 July 2022
Dual invoicing by supplier meant profits were understated premium icon
Jin Fu Chinese Takeaway Ltd (TC8516)
5 July 2022
Early filing penalty dismissed premium icon
Quayviews Ltd (TC8515)
5 July 2022
HMRC unable to prove suppression of sales premium icon
R Islam (TC8513)
5 July 2022
Taxpayer’s claim that he was not a director rejected premium icon
N Gradidge (TC8514)
5 July 2022
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Readers’ forum: Own goal? Readers’ forum: Is there VAT on website design services for charity? Readers’ forum: Is silence golden? Readers’ forum: Happy ever after … New queries: 26 February 2026
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Tax adviser registration guidance published HMRC closes online filing service for company returns Tax receipts shoot up in January ICAEW calls for consistency in English visitor levy Tax tip: Make sure trusts are efficient for income tax as well as inheritance tax
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No grounds for estoppel or legitimate expectation Redress payment was taxable as income Cost of website photographs not linked to credit options Joint and several liability notice is a criminal charge Failure to check claims’ legitimacy was careless
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