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LiveWire - August 2009
Welcome to the August edition of Livewire.
Before you head off to enjoy the last bank holiday of the summer, take some time out to review our August issue of Livewire - well worth a read as always.
This month we're focusing on HMRC's new offshore disclosure facility, please review our article if you have an overseas bank account.
Also, now the fuss around MP's expenses has died down, we discuss ways to stop expense fiddling amongst employees.
And we also bring you news of our new blog, "TAX Talk", and early forays with Twitter "@taxtalkrjp".
Please contact Lesley Stalker, Simon
Paterson or Paul Webb on 0870 2255220 for more information.
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Offshore Disclosure |
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The Sunday papers have been awash with stories about offshore disclosure all summer but matters are intensifying now that HMRC have been granted access to the records of an additional 300 banks.
Through HMRC’s newly launched NDO (New Disclosure Opportunity) HMRC are looking to ensure that UK resident and domiciled individuals are declaring all their worldwide income.
To find out more click here... |
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The Rise of the Virtual FD |
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For many owner managed businesses, a financial director is nothing more than wishful thinking, a role to have in place when the business gets bigger.
One solution to the problem is to opt for a so-called Virtual FD service, and hire this expertise on a pay as you go basis. For more details
click here... |
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Are your staff on the fiddle? |
The furore may have died down now, and the scandal over MPs expenses has left us all pretty shocked but MPs are not alone.
Recent reports have highlighted a number of situations where fiddling of expenses is common place. For more
click here ... |
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TAX Talk and Tweeting
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Over the past few years, RJP has been a
regular contributor to many business magazines and
professional tax publications.
We decided we wanted to build
on this and have now launched our own blog
and Twitter pages.
Click here to
read more ... |
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If you have any
feedback or suggestions for articles you would like to
see please email us at post@rjp.co.uk |
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