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Draft Finance Bill 2017: Termination payments – LITRG response
Published on 27 January 2017

Draft Finance Bill 2017: Termination payments

LITRG has submitted comments to HMRC on draft clauses 7, 8 and 9 of Finance Bill 2017 in relation to termination payments and deductions for employee liabilities. 

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Published on 26 January 2017

Draft Finance Bill 2017: Trading and Property Allowances

LITRG welcome the introduction of new trading and property income allowances of up to £1,000, both of which can be claimed by individuals from 6 April 2017. We consider these allowances will be helpful for low-earners who may be discouraged from earning a small amount of additional income because ...

Handbook changes to reflect the introduction of the Lifetime ISA – LITRG response
Published on 24 January 2017

Handbook changes to reflect the introduction of the Lifetime ISA

The LITRG welcomes the opportunity to respond to some of the questions in this Financial Conduct Authority consultation on handbook changes to reflect the introduction of the Lifetime ISA. Our main concerns centre around the tax differences between saving in ISAs and saving in pensions, presenting ...

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Published on 23 January 2017

Draft Finance Bill 2017: Errors in taxpayers' documents

LITRG are concerned that the provisions in clause 91 are drawn far too widely and that they may unintentionally catch unrepresented taxpayers, who have not engaged in the type of tax avoidance that HMRC intend to target. We are strongly opposed to and do not agree with the proposal to reverse ...

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Published on 23 January 2017

Draft Finance Bill 2017: Pensions Advice

The LITRG welcomes the broad definition of ‘relevant pensions advice’ under the proposed regulations so that it might include ‘tax issues relating to pensions’ but are concerned that the qualifying £500 exemption sum is too limited and will not go very far in paying for expert advice. We strongly ...

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