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TAXline: October 2020

In this issue, Paul Aplin examines the future-proofing measures being taken by HMRC, Neil Warren discusses the tax challenges when selling goods on the internet, Mike Dalton explains the charges that could arise from making revisions to leases and Lindsey Wicks looks at the judgement in Payne & Ors v Revenue & Customs [2020] EWCA Civ 889.

Cover story: Modernising tax administration: HMRC’s 10-year plan
Paul Aplin examines the future-proofing measures being taken by HMRC, and how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the strategy.

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Who pays the VAT in an internet trade?
Neil Warren discusses some of the tax challenges when selling goods and services on the internet.

When is a goods van considered a car?
Lindsey Wicks looks at the ramifications of the judgement in Payne & Ors v Revenue & Customs [2020] EWCA Civ 889.

Avoiding stamp tax surprises: what landlords and tenants need to know
Mike Dalton explains the charges that could arise from making revisions to leases.

Closing the door on excluded property
Andrew Cockman looks at the implications of inheritance tax rules in the Finance Act 2020.

Taxation of Partnerships and Taxpayer Safeguards and the Rule of Law
Andrew Constable and Pete Miller review the latest guides for tax advisers.

"Cover"
In this issue, Mike Dalton explains making revisions to leases and Neil Warren discusses the tax challenges when selling goods online.

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  Practical points Topic
225 Interest on loans to partners not deductible from partnership profits
Business taxes
226 Interpretation of grossing up clause
Business taxes
227 Annual investment allowance: periods spanning the reduction in the limit
Business taxes
228 FTT rules on when goodwill is created
Business taxes
229 Loan to company not an approved charitable investment
Business taxes
230 Employer wins PAYE dispute
Payroll and employers
231 Bonus not termination payment Payroll and employers
232 IR35: Intermediaries legislation
Off-payroll working and IR35
233 COVID-19: HMRC guidance: temporary easement on national insurance contributions
Payroll and employers
234 HMRC extends CGT 30-day reporting functionality
Personal taxes
235 Omission to take pension benefits
Personal taxes
236 FTT dismisses multiple dwellings relief appeal
Stamp taxes
237 Historical bad debt relief appeal struck out
VAT and duties
338 Indirect representation and customs clearances
VAT and duties
239 Judge raises concerns on independence of HMRC expert witnesses
Tax administration
240 Increase in HMRC information gathering powers
Tax administration 
241 UT corrects an FTT decision on tax payments
Tax administration 
242 Judicial review of share buyback decision refused
Tax administration 
243 Tax debt
Tax administration 
244 Proposed amendments to VAT for Northern Ireland
International taxes
245 HMRC guidance on changes to import VAT from 2021
International taxes
246 Changes to VAT treatment of imported goods up to £135
International taxes
247 DAC 7 focusing on taxing digital businesses
International taxes
248 HMRC updates manual guidance on treaty non-resident companies
International taxes

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