The Government has announced plans to introduce new measures to tackle tax avoidance through partnerships in the 2014 Finance Bill, although advisers have expressed surprise about the lack of detail. Chancellor George Osborne's Autumn Statement today (5 December) included a reference to new powers to "ensure the tax advantages of partnerships aren't abused."
December 05, 2013 at 10:48 AM
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The Government has announced plans to introduce new measures to tackle tax avoidance through partnerships in the 2014 Finance Bill, although advisers have expressed surprise about the lack of detail.
Chancellor George Osborne’s Autumn Statement today (5 December) included a reference to new powers to “ensure the tax advantages of partnerships aren’t abused.”
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