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October 2008

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Labour's SDLT amnesty

The Government has introduced a temporary increase in the starting threshold for stamp duty land tax.

How will the stamp duty exemption work?

Your SDLT questions answered

Charities benefit

The gift aid top-up that resulted from income tax cuts should now be paid automatically.

Companies slow over VAT reclaims

Many comanies are failing to take up their entitlement to VAT refunds.

Plan looks good for beauty parlours

The way has been cleared for European countries to slash VAT on a range of business sectors - if they want to.

Agency tax rules may hit hospitals

Hospitals and schools face higher temporary staff costs under new VAT rules.

Poor non-doms need to worry

Those affected by the remittance basis basis rules have important decisions to make.

US closer to convergence

Leading US regulator, the SEC, has laid out a road map that could mean adopting IFRS by 2014

Research shows drawbacks of IFRS

The move to international standards has added to the complexity of accounts, research shows.

Fresh look at going concern

The FRC is consulting on proposals to revise guidance to directors on going concern and financial reporting.

Public law: Building up hope

There is much to applaud in the Scottish Futures Trust, but it must be put into action soon

Views please

The APB is suggesting moves towards global converegence in auditors' opinions.

Law: Reconstruction

What can Scotland learn from the new English approach to construction disputes?

Debt or equity?

Presenting preference shares in compnay accounts can be problematic.

When a new auditor is appointed

ICAS, ICAEW and ICAI have produced joint guidance for predecessor and successor auditors

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