
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 4989, 19 June 2025 Citation Taxation, 19 June 2025, 5 (3) UPDATE INFORMATION This week More carrot, less stick? News update In brief Single fiscal event will govern tax policy making HMRC receives £500m to be a digital first organization Private school parents lose appeal Government needs to support us more, say entrepreneurs Tax cases Notice of enquiry was clear to a reasonable person Non-trading activities formed substantial part of business Loss relief claim was made outside the return Dance classes do not qualify as 'private tuition' Penalties imposed by statute Articles Squeezing the rich In search of resolution Keep calm and complain A better approach to dispute resolution Adapting VAT for the future Tax tip Q&A Readers’ Forum AI doctor Masterpiece Overseas portfolio Dutch customer 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 4989, 19 June 2025 Citation Taxation, 19 June 2025, 5 (3) UPDATE INFORMATION This week More carrot, less stick? News update In brief Single fiscal event will govern tax policy making HMRC receives £500m to be a digital first organization Private school parents lose appeal Government needs to support us more, say entrepreneurs Tax cases Notice of enquiry was clear to a reasonable person Non-trading activities formed substantial part of business Loss relief claim was made outside the return Dance classes do not qualify as 'private tuition' Penalties imposed by statute Articles Squeezing the rich In search of resolution Keep calm and complain A better approach to dispute resolution Adapting VAT for the future Tax tip Q&A Readers’ Forum AI doctor Masterpiece Overseas portfolio Dutch customer New queries.
Contributors
Andrew Hubbard | Editor-in-chief |
Allison Plager | Editorial team member |