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HM REVENUE AND CUSTOMS  Formed in April 2005, the government's HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is responsible for ensuring the collection of taxes paid by businesses and public, including excise duties, capital gains tax, corporation taxes, inheritance taxes, income tax and national insurance contributions, amongst others. Other aspects of the department's responsibilities include the distribution of child benefit and some other forms of state support including the Child Trust Fund, payments of Tax Credits, enforcement of the national minimum wage and collection and publication of the trade-in-goods statistics. WEBSITE SPONSORS
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 Customs Information Paper (10) 57Further information about the provisions of the Western Balkan countries for cumulation purposes. Customs Information Paper (10) 56Clarification of European Court of Judgement (ECJ) decision case C371/09. Revised Notice 701/19 (August 2010) Fuel and PowerThe Fuel and Power Notice has been revised to explain the treatment of supplies of heavy oil for private pleasure craft and kerosene for private pleasure-flying after 1 November 2008. Revenue and Customs Brief 38/10Reissue of guidance on the eligibility of Finnish, Greek and Irish dividends to dividend tax credits Research Report 99Publication of a paper which sets out a proposed design for a longitudinal business panel survey based on consultation with HMRC stakeholders and other organisations, as well as a literature review of relevant surveys. Research Report 98 - Methodological Review of Research with Large Businesses: Stage TwoPublication of Stage Two of the Large Business Methodology Review. This involved qualitative research among large businesses and Ipsos MORI interviewers and recruiters to gain a fuller understanding of large businesses?? perceptions towards, participation in government sponsored research. HMRC delays in using informationFind out about the ´Extra Statutory Concession´ (ESC A19) that allows HMRC to review your tax calculation if it has been received late because they´ve failed or delayed to use information in their possession. DT Relief for companies - Syndicated Loan Scheme (SLS)From 1 September 2010 HMRC´s Provisional Treaty Relief Scheme (PTRS) has been replaced in its entirety by the Syndicated Loan Scheme (SLS). Customs Information Paper (10) 54JCCC papers dated between 1 January 2006 and 31 December 2006 will be removed from the HM Revenue & Customs website. Next Page | Last Page | |
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