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Lawfully voted dividends incapable of being reclassified as earnings
In Richard and Julie Jones v HMRC [2014] TC04171, the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) decided that interim dividends, once lawfully declared, could not be reclassified as remuneration subject to Pay As You Earn (PAYE) prior to the insolvent liquidation of a company.
Male Londoners are most likely to file their tax returns late!
HM Revenue & Customs says that women are better than men at filing their tax returns on time, and that on a region by region basis Londoners miss more filing deadlines than anyone else in the country.
Consultation: Temporary workers – relief for travel and subsistence expenses
Employment Intermediaries: temporary workers – relief for travel and subsistence expenses. A new consultation proposing radical changes to the employee travel rules closes on 15 February 2015.
Nichola's SME Tax Update 9 January 2015
Hello
Welcome to the first news update of 2015. A couple of pieces of good news to start off:
Private residence relief: a trade or a gain?
In Trevor Hartland v HMRC [2014] TC04187 the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) considered a sequence of private property disposals in order to determine which, if any, were trading activities and which qualified for CGT private residence relief.
Tweet your queries to HMRC
HMRC is encouraging taxpayers to tweet their tax inquiries because its telephone services cannot cope with calls. According to the press the move has been ridiculed by some MPs and their are significant issues in respect of taxpayer confidentiality which have not been addressed.
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