Modernizing the machine

Article Abstract:

There are approximately 250,000 expatriates in the U.K and the way their tax is calculated often depends more on custom and practice than precise rules. The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) believes it is necessary for the U.K. system to start codifying the rules on expatriate taxation, ensuring clearer laws and offering an opportunity to derive rules where the existing position is unclear.

Taxation

---

Employment taxes update

Article Abstract:

A brief review on the working and developments of the employment tax as on August 2004 are described. Some of them are disclosure of tax avoidance scheme, customer service targets of the Inland Revenue's Center for Non-Residents, and an appeal guidance booklet by The Department of Constitutional Affairs.

Employment tax credit

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Budget 2006: More anti-avoidance measures expected. Audit fees creep up
• Abstracts: Don't hold your breath. Employment taxes update. Promotion procedure
• Abstracts: Revenue releases draft regulations on tax schemes. Employment taxes update. The taxman's view
• Abstracts: Budget shock sparks fears over trusts. At the heart of the practice. Parmalat's shadow gathers over UK accountancy
• Abstracts: Cleaners tarnish KPMG employment victory. After the floods

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.