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26 January 2015

Statistics suggest who might file tax return late

According to statistics in a recent article published by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) women are more...

23 January 2015

6 reasons to consider a trust

For many people, being ‘trustworthy’ is a phrase associated with a reliable friend who has...

22 January 2015

Optimism and the ideal time for big decisions

Since joining Shorts in early 2014 I have noticed a welcome mood shift – the grim acceptance of the...

21 January 2015

What area of tax legislation would you change? Part 4

We recently asked some of our tax partners and senior tax managers which area of tax legislation...

19 January 2015

Employed or self-employed? That is the question...

With due apologies to Shakespeare for the title of this item, it seems that the rules governing...

16 January 2015

Patent Box regime continues to give tax savings.

As you may be aware from press reports at the end of last year, there are changes afoot for the UK...

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