
Taxation Magazine
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Journal
Since 1927, Taxation magazine has been the leading authority on UK tax law, practice and administration. Published weekly, it provides an update on recent developments in taxation, in-depth articles by leading tax practitioners on topical subjects, case reports, practical points from conferences, and a readers' forum.
The articles are chosen by the journal editor on a weekly basis and are taken from any of the sections of the printed journal including News, Features and Readers' Forum.
Print ISSN: 0040-0149
SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 195, Issue 4984, 15 May 2025 Citation Taxation, 15 May 2025, 5 (4) UPDATE INFORMATION This week Careless error correction – what is the law? News update Taxation Awards 2025 – winners Spotlight warns landlords not to use LLP scheme HMRC's online compliance tool now live Charitable VAT on business donations consultation Plan to improve awareness of dispute processes UTRs available online or by post only Tax cases Distributions were not capital in nature Settlor continued to enjoy property in trusts Awareness of multiple dwellings relief not relevant Overpayment relief provision can act as a back stop Discovery assessments were valid Articles Is tax avoidance morally wrong… What's in it for us? Rough tax justice – bizarrely? Crisping up the feeds Tax tip Q&A Out & about Readers’ Forum Boutique hotel Gift holdover relief New garages New queries.
The articles are chosen by the journal editor on a weekly basis and are taken from any of the sections of the printed journal including News, Features and Readers' Forum.
Print ISSN: 0040-0149
SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 195, Issue 4984, 15 May 2025 Citation Taxation, 15 May 2025, 5 (4) UPDATE INFORMATION This week Careless error correction – what is the law? News update Taxation Awards 2025 – winners Spotlight warns landlords not to use LLP scheme HMRC's online compliance tool now live Charitable VAT on business donations consultation Plan to improve awareness of dispute processes UTRs available online or by post only Tax cases Distributions were not capital in nature Settlor continued to enjoy property in trusts Awareness of multiple dwellings relief not relevant Overpayment relief provision can act as a back stop Discovery assessments were valid Articles Is tax avoidance morally wrong… What's in it for us? Rough tax justice – bizarrely? Crisping up the feeds Tax tip Q&A Out & about Readers’ Forum Boutique hotel Gift holdover relief New garages New queries.
Contributors
Andrew Hubbard | Editor-in-chief |
Allison Plager | Editorial team member |