
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 196, Issue 4991, 3 July 2025 Citation Taxation, 3 July 2025, 5 (3) UPDATE INFORMATION This week Robbing the rich to give to the poor News update Deadline dates HMRC working to resolve class 2 computation problems Tax reliefs for charities rise in 2024-25 June agent update available E-invoicing technology could save UK business billions More staff cuts likely due to National Insurance hike Tax cases Accommodation services were a separate use Preliminary issue must be heard with main appeal Intermediary services for financial advisers were exempt Recipient is beneficial owner of distributions Lodge offered basic living needs Articles Osmond & Allen: the sequel Clarity and reform Let's get better Land required Tax tip Q&A Feedback Out & about Readers’ Forum State pension Capital gain holdover Freehold owner Flat rate scheme 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 196, Issue 4991, 3 July 2025 Citation Taxation, 3 July 2025, 5 (3) UPDATE INFORMATION This week Robbing the rich to give to the poor News update Deadline dates HMRC working to resolve class 2 computation problems Tax reliefs for charities rise in 2024-25 June agent update available E-invoicing technology could save UK business billions More staff cuts likely due to National Insurance hike Tax cases Accommodation services were a separate use Preliminary issue must be heard with main appeal Intermediary services for financial advisers were exempt Recipient is beneficial owner of distributions Lodge offered basic living needs Articles Osmond & Allen: the sequel Clarity and reform Let's get better Land required Tax tip Q&A Feedback Out & about Readers’ Forum State pension Capital gain holdover Freehold owner Flat rate scheme New queries.
Contributors
Andrew Hubbard | Editor-in-chief |
Allison Plager | Editorial team member |