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- What would happen if my employer has not been paying my tax?(January 2012)
- CGT or Corporation Tax or both?(January 2012)
- Will we be liable for stamp duty on our first UK property purchase?(December 2011)
- If I purchase a van may I claim this against my properties' capital gains?(December 2011)
- How can I tackle the tax man’s demands?(October 2011)
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- Do We Have to Pay Both Class 2 and Class 4 Insurance Contributions?(October 2011)
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- Don’t Expect HMRC to Help You(April 2010)
- When to Consider the VAT Flat Rate Scheme(January 2010)
- Transport Capital and VAT Allowances(November 2009)
- How to reclaim VAT (insider tip)(June 2009)
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- Do you believe in using “green” technology wherever possible?(May 2009)
- HMRC puts live podcasts to help you business(March 2009)
- Claiming the VAT Back on Legal Costs(January 2009)
- Do you have 50 or more employees?(December 2008)
- Who is going to pass on the VAT rate cut?(December 2008)
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Don’t Expect HMRC to Help You
There is a serious point here – HMRC do their best to
promote the view that there is a “correct” amount of tax that is due as a
result of any particular transaction, whereas in all but the simplest of cases,
there are grey areas and the way a transaction is structured can make a big
difference to the resulting tax bill.
As Lord Tomlin said in the House of Lords during the case of
The Duke of Westminster v The
Commissioners of Inland Revenue in 1936 “Every man is entitled if he can to
order his affairs so that the tax attaching under the appropriate Acts is less
than it would otherwise be”.
That remains good law and seems to me a sensible way to deal
with the State’s demands for ever higher taxes, but don’t expect HMRC to help
you!
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