hmrc introduces alternative route for tax dispute
Individual taxpayers and SMEs will now be able to request to settle a tax dispute with HM Revenue & Customs through an arbitrage process, rather than through tribunal.
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ernst young to return to gib
The global accounting entity formerly known as Ernst & Young is returning to Gibraltar, as EY, via a deal with some key executives from Baker Tilly's Gibraltar office.
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house of lords committee recommends tax
A recommendation has been made to reconsider the way the UK attempts to tackle tax avoidance by the House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs.
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usain bolts back to uk tax haven
Six-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt will be in the UK this Friday to attend the London Anniversary Games, an event staged to mark the one-year anniversary of the London 2012 opening ceremony.
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game set and tax
As ever the Wimbledon tennis tournament has attracted the biggest stars in the game. However, Baker Tilly’s Karen Clark asks whether it is fair tennis players are among those targeted for tax on their worldwide earnings?
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baker tilly questions hmrc tax gap hole
A tax specialist has uncovered a ‘big hole’ in HMRC’s tax gap figures, following the publication of data by The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) relating to the amount of money the Exchequer is losing to the UK’s shadow economy.
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significant changes to whole concept
Big changes to the current inheritance tax regime are afoot, according to tax specialists Baker Tilly, with non-UK domiciled individuals in one of three ‘at risk’ categories.
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a few early predictions for the autumn statement
With this year’s autumn statement just around the corner, Baker Tilly tax director Helen Relf takes us through what private clients (and their advisers) should be looking out for.
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outside the uk does not mean outside tax
A leading tax expert is warning that, despite much recent publicity about offshore tax avoidance, in most cases assets held offshore by UK individuals are nearly always taxable.
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baker tilly hmrc guidance cannot be relied upon
Accounting and tax specialist Baker Tillys Sue Moore has called into question whether guidance published by HM Revenue & Customs can be trusted by individuals arranging their tax affairs.
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LDF £1bn target unrealistic, says Baker Tilly
HMRC is likely to achieve only half of the £1bn it hopes to raise through the LDF, says Baker Tilly.
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Tax advisers warn terms tighten over LDF
Tax advisers are warning investors that the terms of the LDF have been tightened.