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Welsh government consults on LTT multiple dwellings relief
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- 11 Apr 2024
The Welsh government is consulting on several changes to land transaction tax, including the abolition of multiple dwellings relief.
Tax news in brief 10 April 2024
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- 09 Apr 2024
Highlights from the broader tax news for the week ending 10 April 2024, including: advance notification of disruption to HMRC services; advice for large businesses on contacting HMRC; and updated HMRC guidance on the process for claiming in-year refunds of CIS deductions.
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Construction industry scheme continues to grow
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- 04 Apr 2024
HMRC data suggests there has been a significant increase in construction industry scheme receipts. Howard Royse looks at the reasons why and considers the future of the scheme.
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International news: April 2024
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- 03 Apr 2024
The latest international news, including sustainability legislation in Europe; climate disclosure standards in Australia and New Zealand; and the effects of higher interest rates in the US.
ICAEW technical updates: March 2024
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- 26 Mar 2024
This month’s top stories include Spring Budget announcements, HMRC halting the decision to restrict helplines, and more guidance on the lifetime allowance abolition.
CFOs must support CEOs’ focus on radical change
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- 25 Mar 2024
At times of growth and a challenging economic outlook, finance’s agility and forecasting capabilities will be vital to a company’s ability to grow, PwC survey finds.
HMRC drops decision to close self-assessment helpline
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- 20 Mar 2024
HMRC has reversed a decision to close its self-assessment telephone helpline for half of the year. The tax authority announced on Tuesday that the line would be closed between April and September, with taxpayers directed to online services instead. But less than a day later it said the phone line would stay open this summer, the BBC reported. "The pace of this change needs to match the public appetite for managing their tax affairs online," its CEO Jim Harra said.
Evergrande: China property giant and its founder accused of $78bn fraud
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- 19 Mar 2024
Evergrande and its founder Hui Ka Yan are accused of inflating revenues by $78bn (£61.6bn) in the two years before the firm defaulted on its debt. The country's financial markets regulator has fined the company's mainland business Hengda Real Estate $583.5m. The China Securities Regulatory Commission said Hui allegedly instructed staff to "falsely inflate" Hengda's annual results in 2019 and 2020. He faces being banned for life from China's financial markets and was fined $6.5m.
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Business rates update
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- 19 Mar 2024
In a ‘back-to-basics’ webinar, Richard Jones provided an introduction to the business rates system in England, the compliance obligations the system places on businesses and the reliefs available to mitigate rates liabilities in a variety of business sectors.
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