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24 May 2018

Making tax digital- changing priorities at HMRC

Over the coming years the government plans to phase in Making Tax Digital (MTD) , seeing taxpayers...

23 May 2018

Further recruitment boosts tax team

Shorts are delighted to announce the recent appointments of three new Tax Managers, all with Big...

11 May 2018

Tax reliefs following the Scottish Budget

The Government has stated that it will ensure that tax reliefs continue to work as they were...

8 May 2018

Benefits exemption for workplace charging facilities

HMRC are consulting on the tax exemption which will apply from 6 April 2018 on workplace electric...

3 May 2018

Shorts enhances client support by joining Praxity Global Alliance

Following a sustained three-year period of significant growth, Shorts are delighted to...

30 April 2018

Are you ready for MTD in April 2019?

The regulations to bring into force Making Tax Digital for VAT (MTDfV) are now law, and digital VAT...

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