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Scott Burkinshaw

Scott is Tax Partner at Shorts, specialising in providing strategic corporate and personal tax advice.

Recent Posts

14 April 2015

Married allowance - do you need to pre-register?

In February 2015 HM Revenue & Customs announced that registration had opened for the new married...

13 April 2015

General Election: What tax policies do the parties propose?

With an election only weeks away I thought it would be worthwhile pulling together a summary of the...

31 March 2015

Budget 2015 - £50 Trivial Benefits Exemption

The first casualty of the accelerated parliamentary program for the Finance Bill 2015 is the...

30 March 2015

March News round-up

Welcome to our March round-up containing current and topical news items that we hope may be of...

26 March 2015

The end of the tax return – making tax easier

This is the name of the document published by the Government to give more information about the...

20 March 2015

Great turnout at the Proact for annual Budget Seminar 2015

Budget Seminar - This week, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osbourne, presented his final...

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