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Tax
- disclosure of tax avoidance schemes DoTASCertain UK tax planning has to be disclosed to HMRC. The disclosure is usually made by a ‘promoter’ although in some situations the...
- VAT cash accounting
- stamp duty and stamp duty land tax
- national insurance
- lifetime allowance
- individual savings account ISA
- inheritance tax and trusts
- capital allowances for motor vehicles
- pre-tax profit
- capital allowances
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UK Budget
- lifetime allowanceThere is no limit to the amount that an individual can save towards their pension, but there is a limit on the amount of tax relief on...
- capital allowances
- disclosure of tax avoidance schemes DoTAS
- individual savings account ISA
- inheritance tax and trusts
- national insurance
- stamp duty and stamp duty land tax
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UK Budget glossary
- air passenger dutyAir Passenger Duty (APD) is a per passenger charge on air travel from UK airports (other than the Scottish Highlands and Islands and long...
- aggregates levy
- automatic enrolment into pension schemes
- business premises renovation allowance
- bank levy
- capital allowances for enterprise zones
- common consolidated corporate tax base CCCTB
- corporate tax road map
- community investment tax relief
- cross-border loss relief
- controlled foreign companies
- enhanced capital allowances ECA
- enterprise investment scheme
- enterprise management incentives
- furnished holiday lettings
- Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs
- insurance premium tax
- International Financial Reporting Standards IFRS
- IR 35
- junior ISA
- landfill tax
- managed service companies
- NEST
- patent box
- pay as you earn PAYE
- pre-owned assets
- real time information
- seed enterprise investment scheme
- transfer pricing
- VAT annual accounting
- VAT cash accounting
- VAT flat rate scheme
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