Monday 29 June 2009

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Monitoring new powers Simon Sweetman discusses HMRC's new enquiry powers and considers the form of safeguards to protect taxpayers.

Also on AccountingWEB.co.uk

The AccountingWEB.co.uk guide to tax credits
The residence rules for capital allowances differ from those used for mainstream tax. This can prove challenging even for the expert. Rebecca Benneyworth summarises the basic qualifying conditions for entitlement.

Trust tax return issues
Changes to the process relating to trust returns submitted on paper with a tax computation, and news of two issues in relation to online trust and estate returns.

Newth Talks Tax
John Newth looks at the rules regarding the enquiry window for 2005/06 returns

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Capital Allowances

De-pooling
Steve Watts of capital allowance specialists Bourne Business Consulting LLP is suggesting that many businesses should take another look at the short life asset election rules. This could produce quite a result for larger companies.

Lighting the way
Get the right sort of lighting and you could be claiming 100% capital allowances under the ECA scheme. Dominic Greene of Bourne Business Consulting LLP tells you more about this useful allowance.

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Any Answers

The latest questions
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Can I use the name 'accountant' even if I am not qualified?
Members comment on the use of the term accountant by those without professional qualifications

Share premium account
Stuck with share premium - what to do?

VAT on sale of photographs
How do the VAT rules work for photos sold over the internet?

No self assessment return issued
Notified untaxed income in time but no return was issued. Do we have to chase it up?

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