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- Enterprise management incentives: The share scheme of choice
- Expatriate taxation: Over there, but not overtaxed
- Expatriates Tax Forum: A joint effort really can work
- Extra-Statutory Concessions: Come in C16, your time is up
- FII GLO: It's back in court
- First principles - Under starter's orders
- First principles: Benefits and expenses: the £8,500 threshold
- First principles: Capital or revenue?
- First principles: VAT - compliance without tears
- Foreign profits: A golden opportunity for UK PLC?
- Gray's perspective
- Green Taxes: The greenman cometh
- HMRC guidance - what's its legal status?
- Holiday homes - Estate planning in Europe
- How useful is the nil rate IHT band?
- Imaginative tax planning, or just avoidance?
- Income Tax Act 2007: Human rights and the Tax Law Rewrite
- Incorporation: What difference does the Budget make?
- Inland Revenue certificates: Section 70, HMRC and the Scottish courts
- Inside track: Plenty of feathers, but where's the golden egg?
- Inside Track: The truth about tax planning
- Latimer House conference 2007: Towards a working relationship
- Litigation and settlements: HMRC's new strategy - is it helpful?
- Managed Service Companies: Bowling round the wicket
- Managed Service Company Schemes: An unfair competitive advantage?
- Mistake of Law: DMG finds favour with the Lords
- My unfair Revenue, revisited: airline employees' expenses
- Non-doms: all change or as you were?
- Offshore accounts: A real attack on fraud?
- Partial exemption: The recoverable part of 'the pot'
- Payments, Repayments and Debts: HMRC: Dick Turpin or St Matthew?
- PBR: It's good to share
- PBR: Residence and domicile - sweeping changes
- Penalties for tax offences: Does the punishment fit the crime?
- Pensions: A lifetime allowance for everybody
- Players' agents issue goes into extra time: VAT and football
- Pre-Budget Report - which direction will he take?
- Private companies: A supportive system?
- Real Estate Investment Trusts: It's a REIT state of affairs
- Reform is imminent - and so are the challenges
- Residence & Domicile: Each day away keeps the taxman at bay
- Risks & Rewards: Spreading the risks of VCTs and EISs
- Sideways loss reliefs: A sideways swipe at farming
- Small Business Tax: Where do we go from here?
- Small group reconstruction: what does it mean in practice?
- Stock depreciation - True and fair: matching cost and revenue
- Tax and climate change: New horizons for tax practitioners
- Taxation of leasing and hire
- Taxpayer confidentiality: A question of privilege
- Technical Committee Newsdesk April 2007
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- The benefits of employment-related loans
- The challenges of running an offshore financial centre in the 21st century
- The clearance approach to business certainty
- The legal status of French trusts
- The low-income taxpayers' champion: Interview with John Andrews
- The Neil Martin judgment: Courageous, determined and victorious
- The new CIS: Countdown to a seamless transfer
- The new trust rules: It's a question of trust
- The PBR's surprise package
- The reformed CIS - how does it perform?
- The Schedule 20 changes - some practical questions and answers
- The Seoul Declaration: A new bargain for tax intermediaries
- The UK: new holding company for the world?
- The VAT Capital Goods Scheme: Capital punishment for the unwary?
- The 'wholly and exclusively' rule: To pay or not to pay
- Three cases with something in common
- TOMS: The Special Commissioners' verdict
- Training costs: Education, education, education
- Trust business turned away - surely some mistake?
- Two years of HMRC: It's a question of balance
- UK aspects of private equity investment
- Uncommon use of common legal structures: Islamic finance and taxation
- VAT accounting on supplies of goods: The roundings debate rolls on
- VAT on supply of service: Private dancing in the High Court
- VAT on vehicles: All aboard the VAT mobile, part 2
- VAT: Incoterms and the place of supply
- VAT: The price of a private journey
- Which types of avoidance might be acceptable?
- Wide discretion and prejudice: Must 'out of time' mean 'too late'?
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