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Lexis®PSL Tax weekly highlights—4 August 2016

Published on: 04 August 2016

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Lexis®PSL Tax weekly highlights—4 August 2016
In this issue:
Interest strip scheme fails again at Court of Appeal
Headlines (News updates & analysis)
CIOT publishes response to call for evidence on LBTT
International: HMRC confirms partnerships are reporting entities for country-by-country reporting purposes
Finance Bill: Stamp duty provisions on change of control using share for share exchanges
International: G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors issue meeting communiqué
HMRC guidance and manuals: updates
European developments

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News Analysis
Cases
Recent tax cases
A clubhouse was used as a ‘village hall’
The vendor of holiday homes was making composite supplies
A return reporting a failed scheme was not completed negligently
The issue of a discovery assessment does not amount to a criminal charge
Trackers
Case Appeal Tracker
New and updated on Lexis®PSL Tax
New materials
Updated materials
Dates for your diary
Useful information

Article summary

This week’s edition of Tax highlights includes the Court of Appeal’s decision in Greene King plc. Sign in or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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