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Clare Preshaw

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Latest updates and insights from our experts in tax dispute resolution.

Tax Disputes and Investigations – January 2023

Tax Disputes and Investigations – January 2023

HMRC ‘Nudge’ Letters   HMRC have kicked off 2023 with yet another batch of nudge letters. This round of letters targets taxpayers who they suspect have generated income from: Online content creation on digital platforms   Online marketplace sales HMRC are...

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Tax Disputes and Investigations – December 2022

Tax Disputes and Investigations – December 2022

Electronic Sales Suppression and Disclosure Facility HMRC have arrested five people suspected of being behind a multimillion-pound global fraud involving the use of software to manipulate sales data to evade tax. This follows a co-ordinated crackdown on suppliers and...

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Offshore companies with UK property – update

Offshore companies with UK property – update

HMRC have confirmed that they will be undertaking a campaign to address non-compliance with UK tax legislation by companies established outside the UK which hold UK property.   There are two types of letters which HMRC will be issuing – A letter which is...

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HMRC nudge letters

HMRC nudge letters

HMRC will shortly begin issuing letters to non-UK companies which own UK property. There will be two types of letter – Letters to companies which may be subject to tax as non-resident landlords or subject to tax under the ATED regime. HMRC also note that such income...

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