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IHT returns penalties for careless and deliberate errors
In Hutchings v HMRC [2015] TC04421, the main beneficiary of a deceased taxpayer received a tax penalty for failing to disclose for Inheritance Tax purposes a gift made from his dead parent’s undisclosed Swiss bank account. This is the first case under this legislation.
Company car online updater
HMRC have launched a new trial online facility that allows employees to update their own company car details.
Where is HMRC's What's New?
This is a freeview 'At a glance' guide to locating HMRC's 'What's New' page.
How to reclaim s.455 tax paid on loans to participators
This is a freeview 'At a glance' guide to reclaiming s.455 tax paid on loans to participators.
Nichola's SME Tax update 21 January 2015
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This week we take a look at a controversial new consultation on travel, review a case on dividends and introduce our new guides to Capital Gains Tax reliefs. We have updates on the new proposals for Entrepreneurs' Relief - a rewrite of our Incorporation guide, and we also provide more detail on the proposals for charging CGT on UK residential property and changing CGT Private Residence elections.
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.
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