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Do I have a legal obligation to disclose past tax errors?
2nd October 2024
By Mala Kapacee

Do I have a legal obligation to disclose past tax errors?

This article is adapted from a query in Taxation magazine. Our response was published there on 16 September 2024. As tax advisers, we are told that we ‘have…
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Disclosures to HMRC
1st August 2024
By Mala Kapacee

Disclosures to HMRC

Mala Kapacee spoke at the CIOT Virtual Spring Conference 2024 on Disclosures to HMRC. Here she provides a summary of her talk highlighting areas to keep in mind…
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Raising standards in the tax advisory market
10th June 2024
By Mala Kapacee

Raising standards in the tax advisory market

This article was first published by Taxation magazine on 3 June 2024. On 6 March 2024, HMRC published a consultation on improving standards in the tax advisory market.…
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Notices of Requirement to provide security
14th May 2024
By Mala Kapacee

Notices of Requirement to provide security

This article was first published on 13 May 2024 on the Bloomsbury Professional Tax Blog. WHAT are they?When HMRC considers there is a risk that future payments of…
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The Tax Administration Framework Review: enquiry and assessment powers, penalties, safeguards
18th March 2024
By Mala Kapacee

The Tax Administration Framework Review: enquiry and assessment powers, penalties, safeguards

This article was first published on the Bloomsbury Professional Blog on 14 March 2024. HMRC recently issued a new consultation on revamping its enquiry and assessment powers, penalty…
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Simple assessments
16th February 2024
By Mala Kapacee

Simple assessments

This article was first published on the Bloomsbury Professional tax blog on 15 February 2024. Where HMRC consider that individuals with straightforward affairs owe tax, the department can…
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LTN Tax Conference 2023
10th November 2023
By Richard Curtis

LTN Tax Conference 2023

Taxation magazine published a summary of our 2023 conference in two parts. The first part (published 8 November 2023) can be found here. In addition to a summary…
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HMRC disclosures - one size fits all?
1st September 2023
By Mala Kapacee

HMRC disclosures - one size fits all?

This article was first published in Taxation magazine on 31 July 2023 as a response to a readers’ forum query. The situation in brief was that there was…
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HMRC, fair?!
6th June 2023

HMRC, fair?!

This article was initially published by Taxation Magazine on 30 May 2023. The original can be viewed here. In April this year, hundreds of (ex)clients of accounting firm…
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Tickets to LTN Tax Conference 2023 ON SALE NOW
2nd May 2023

Tickets to LTN Tax Conference 2023 ON SALE NOW

After a successful 2022 event, we bring you a brand new line up of speakers and topical presentations. LTN Tax Conference 2023 is a full day, in person…
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Discussion of joint APPG-Taxwatch proposal – “Putting a Stop to the Tax Fraud Game”
5th January 2023
By Mala Kapacee

Discussion of joint APPG-Taxwatch proposal – “Putting a Stop to the Tax Fraud Game”

This article was first published in the December 2022/January 2023 edition of HMRC Enquiries, Investigations and Powers magazine. In October 2022, I was invited to an All Party…
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Passing the buck?
7th December 2022
By Mala Kapacee

Passing the buck?

This article was first published in Taxation magazine on 29 November 2022. I read with interest the article in Taxation, reporting on a discussion on whether the Tax…
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