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2.1.4 Calculation of PAYE income tax

The process for the calculation of PAYE income tax is specified in s 3 of the Income Tax (Withholding Tax)...

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9.3 National collective bargaining agreement (CCNL)

The national bargaining agreement (which is normally abbreviated in Italy to CCNL) is a work contract stipulated at...

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C3.505 Holdover relief for gifts of business assets—agricultural property

A disposal of agricultural property by way of gift or sale at undervalue is eligible for holdover relief for business ...

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1.3.1 Filings for PAYE, NSSF and LST

A key feature of the payroll-related submissions within Uganda is that they are fairly rudimentary in nature with...

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Statement of Emoluments and Tax Deduction (SOE)

All employers are required to provide, by 15 August following the fiscal year in which PAYE was withheld, a SOE to...

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C2.110 Connected persons and market value rule

As set out in C2.109, where a person disposes of an asset to a connected person, the transaction is otherwise than...

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E5.401A Diplomatic missions—tax exemptions

The head of a diplomatic mission is exempt from UK tax on their official earnings, on income and gains from...

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C2.208 Capital gains—incidental costs of acquisition and disposal

On a disposal, the person disposing of the asset may deduct the incidental costs of acquiring the asset which is the....

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1.1 Permanent establishment

There are number of potential tax implications that could arise through engaging the services of an EOR. These...

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D4.106 The 'tie-breaker' rule

The 'tie-breaker' rule applies to a company which would otherwise be treated as resident in the UK under the...

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Kenya - VAT registration guide

VAT registration threshold – local establishment...

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E5.402 Staff of international organisations and agencies—tax exemptions

The International Organisations Act 1968 (as amended by the International Organisations Act 1981 and...

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Reverse charge VAT (Kenya)

Reverse charge VAT (where the customer charges itself VAT on imported services) in Kenya is currently applicable ...

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D4.809 Carry-back or carry-forward of unrelieved foreign tax

The provisions in this article apply only to companies where an election has not been made for exemption for the....

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I4.536 CGT uplift on death and valuation

For CGT purposes, on a person's death, the assets of which he was competent to dispose will be deemed to be...

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C2.107 Unascertainable deferred consideration

The amount of the actual consideration received for the disposal of an asset by a taxpayer could be either fully or...

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Zimbabwe - VAT registration guide

VAT registration threshold – local establishment USD 25,000, or its ZWL equivalent with effect from 1 January 2024, and its ZWG...

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I5.1021 CGT on termination of an interest in settled property

The CGT treatment when an interest in settled property terminates depends on whether the termination takes...

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2.2.2 National Savings Fund (NSF)

The NSF is governed by the National Savings Funds Act 1995. The object of the fund is to provide for the payment of...

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Pakistan - VAT registration guide

Updated by Numan Razaq Khan, FCA PKF F.R.A.N.T.S Chartered Accountants...

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Gifts out of surplus income

Gifts out of surplus incomeA valuable exemption from inheritance tax (IHT) applies to gifts out of surplus income. This exemption applies only to lifetime gifts and is therefore a key part of lifetime planning. The exemption applies to both outright gifts and gifts into trust. Gifts which meet the

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Transferable tax allowance (also known as the marriage allowance)

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Non-trading deficits on loan relationships

Non-trading deficits on loan relationshipsOverview of non-trading deficits (NTDs)When a company’s debits on its non-trading loan relationships and derivative contracts in an accounting period exceed the credits on its non-trading loan relationships and derivative contracts in the same period (the

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