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The new CGT rules on the sales of residential property will place enormous burdens on taxpayers, comments Jackie Hall (RSM). 
 
Andrew Loan (Macfarlanes) reviews Prowting Trustees v Amos-Yeo concerning the rectification of a share transfer allowing a disposal to qualify for entrepreneurs’ relief, and considers the impact of inadvertent mistakes failing to achieve the desired tax result.
 

Mark Middleditch (Allen & Overy) reports the latest tax developments that matter, including GAAP accounts and the concept of ‘fairly represents’; Julian Blackwell on CGT and enhancement expenditure; and HMRC’s response to Anson.

Andrew Goldstone and Victoria Howarth (Mishcon de Reya) review the latest private client developments that matter.
 
Andrew Levene (BKL) answers a query on the tax implications of incorporating a buy-to-let business.
 

The new CGT charge on non-residents is now in effect, but practical issues remain surrounding its valuation and collection, writes Peter Vaines (Squire Patton Boggs).

Zoe Fatchen (Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co) sets out the key features of EIS and SEIS for individuals seeking qualifying commercial investment opportunities and provides some practical tips for advisers.

Jackie Wheaton (Moore Stephens) answers a query on the tax considerations when two partnerships merge.

Andrew Goldstone and Katherine Forster (Mishcon de Reya) explain how the new rules work in practice

Andrew Levene (BKL) answers a query on the tax issues surrounding a wealthy Hong Kong businessman's investment in UK property.

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