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Finance Bill 2021 Public Bill Committee - 1st sitting (liveblog)

By George Crozier on 22 April 2021

A live blog of the first public bill committee sitting of Finance Bill 2021 (also known as Finance (No.2) Bill), which is taking place on Thursday 22 April 2021 from 11am. The session will cover capital allowance and reliefs for business, and potentially employment income.

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LIVEBLOG: Finance Bill 2021 Committee of Whole House: Day Two

By George Crozier on 20 April 2021

MPs have concluded debate on the committee stage of Finance Bill 2021, with debate on tax evasion and avoidance, property taxation and support to business.

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LIVEBLOG: Finance Bill 2021 Committee of Whole House: Day One

By George Crozier on 19 April 2021

MPs debated committee stage of Finance Bill 2021, with debate on family finances, corporation tax and freeports. All clauses were retained. Government amendments relating to freeports were passed but no opposition amendments or new clauses were passed.

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Finance Bill 2021 committee stage preview

By George Crozier on 19 April 2021

MPs begin debating the Finance Bill in committee today. Committee of the Whole House will take place on Monday 19 and Tuesday 20 April, with public bill committee commencing on Thursday 22 April.

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Finance Bill Briefings and Representations

By George Crozier on 18 April 2021

This page bring together briefing notes and representations from the CIOT, our Low Incomes Tax Reform Group and our sister body, the Association of Taxation Technicians, produced for committee stage of Finance Bill 2021, which begins on Monday 19 April. 

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Finance Bill passes second reading despite opposition

By Hamant Verma on 16 April 2021

Finance Bill 2021 has passed its second reading after a five hour House of Commons debate, MPs voting it through by 358 votes to 262.

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Chancellor SEISS 'yes', but computer might say 'no'

By Contributor on 29 March 2021

Richard Wild, Head of Tax Technical at the Chartered Institute of Taxation, assesses the annoucement of an extension to Self-Employment Income Support Scheme

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A tale of two super deductions

By Contributor on 29 March 2021

John Cullinane, Director of Public Policy at the Chartered Institute of Taxation, assesses the new super deduction.

 

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Peers divided over impact of corporation tax increase and super-deduction

By Hamant Verma on 26 March 2021

Peers were divided in their post-Budget debate on whether increasing corporation tax to 25 per cent was sensible or would be counter-productive. A number of opposition peers thought the Government’s tax changes insufficiently progressive and argued that wealth, inheritance and capital gains should be taxed more heavily.

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Final Welsh Budget passed by Senedd

By Hamant Verma on 18 March 2021

Members of the Welsh Senedd passed the Final Budget for 2021-22 on Tuesday 9 March, with the Labour administration’s Budget going through despite opposition from Conservative and Plaid Cymru members. The same day also saw debates and votes on a supplementary Budget for the current financial year, and to confirm that Welsh Rates of Income Tax will remain in line with those in England for another year.

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