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Spring Statement 2018—Tax analysis

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Published on: 13 March 2018
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Table of contents

  • Contents
  • Definitions
  • Corporate tax and the digital economy: position paper
  • Enterprise Investment Scheme knowledge-intensive fund consultation
  • Capital gap for KICs
  • KIC EIS fund structure proposals
  • Allowing entrepreneurs’ relief on gains made before dilution
  • Extension of security deposit legislation
  • VAT registration threshold: call for evidence
  • Alternative method of VAT collection—split payment

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Tax analysis: A summary of the tax-related consultations, and other tax developments, published at the Spring Statement on Tuesday 13 March 2018.

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