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The dust has still not settled following the Spring Budget on Wednesday following proposals to raise National Insurance for the self employed. The future, in general terms is not looking so good for the UK's 5.5 million self employed.
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The dust has still not settled following the Spring Budget on Wednesday following proposals to raise National Insurance for the self employed. The future, in general terms is not looking so good for the UK's 5.5 million self employed.
A summary of the key new measures announced by the chancellor in his Spring 2017 budget.
The live highlights as the chancellor Philip Hammond makes his first and last Spring Budget, keep refreshing to read more! MTD: postponed for small business by one year, NICs to increase for the self employed and dividend allowance decreases to £2k in 2018.
In Martin Clunes v HMRC [2017] TC05692 the tax tribunal decided that a well known actor did not have any special right to privacy in relation to an application made ahead of a potential tax appeal against the disallowance of cosmetic surgery as deduction from his trading profits.
HMRC's CEST 'Check Employment Status for Tax'. This tool can be used by workers, agencies and engagers in order to determine whether a worker is employed or self-employed for tax purposes.
In Simon Fry v HMRC [2017] UKFTT 0158 the First-Tier Tribunal (FTT) found, that in calculation of tax penalties for errors in a return, 'potential lost revenue' should be calculated with reference to the taxpayer’s future plans, such as becoming non-resident.
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