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News for December, 2020
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December 18, 2020
Robin Williamson looks at a recent LITRG report and encourages readers to support the tax charities.
December 14, 2020
High Court orders that respondents be detained indefinitely for contempt of court until such time as they purge their contempt, on the grounds that: the contempt of court is manifestly clear from the actions of the respondents; their misconduct amounts to a flagrant, deliberate and contrived breach of the High Court’s Order by trespassing upon and entering the property solely for the purposes of preventing, impeding and/or obstructing the bank from taking possession of the property; and they have been afforded an opportunity to purge their contempt before the Court but demonstrated an unwillingness to do so.
December 8, 2020
Robin Williamson looks at the recent OTS report – what it says, what it does not say, and the implications.
December 7, 2020
Lee Sharpe summarizes recent developments in UK tax.
December 7, 2020
Stamp duty does not often feature highest on the list of tax issues to consider on transactions involving shares in owner-managed companies. After all, the rate of ad valorem duty is a relatively modest 0.5%, whereas (for example) capital gains tax rates are typically 10% and/or 20% (for 2020/21), and the top rate of income tax is 45% (or 38.1% for distributions).
December 7, 2020
Julian Harris summarises selected recent decisions.
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