Upper Tribunal rules that transfers of shares to a pension fund do not qualify for tax relief
The Upper Tribunal in HMRC v Sippchoice Ltd [2020] UKUT 0149 (TCC) has ruled that “transfers of non-cash assets made in satisfaction of...
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Swiss Supreme Court rules an English personal representative is to be equated to a Swiss exécuteur testamentaire
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In an effort to increase tax transparency and tackle aggressive tax planning, a sixth amendment to the EU Directive on Administrative...
In case you had forgotten: the UK is still due to leave the EU on 31 December 2020
Even in the midst of dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic, the UK government is still saying that the UK will fully leave the EU on 31...
Time-limited, niche relaxation of statutory residence test
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