UK:
Weekly Tax Update - 9 January 2018
12 January 2018
Smith & Williamson
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General
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OECD has published updated model tax convention
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Penalties for enablers of defeated tax avoidance
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Knighthood for Edward Troup
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US tax reform
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Potential new register of beneficial ownership of overseas legal
entities
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HMRC standard for agents
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Private client
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Pre-population of data in self-assessment tax returns
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FTT allows penalties for late filing of non-resident CGT
returns
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2.3
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Barristers may rely on chambers accounting system and on a
professional adviser
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Trust, estates and IHT
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Guidance on new IHT DOTAS hallmark
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3.2
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Notification exemption extended for trusts with minimal savings
income
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PAYE and employment
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Disguised remuneration – postponing loan charge
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Business tax
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Corporate interest restriction guidance
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EC has opened an investigation into IKEA's tax treatment in
the Netherlands
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Insurance-linked securities regime regulations made
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CA has found that statutory interest is yearly interest
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VAT
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Retail banks accepting deposits constitute the exempt business
of banking services
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PLN – Company officer's penalty overturned
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MTD for VAT – latest proposals
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And finally
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