Zurich Tax Handbook 2003/2004

by Mr Anthony Foreman (Author), Gerald Mowles (Author), Mr Anthony Foreman (Author), Gerald Mowles (Author)

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  2003

  $3.27

  Taxation can have a significant impact on your finance. But finding clear and concise information on a subject as confusing as tax can be daunting - especially given the abundance and complexity of information available. Long established as the UK's leading tax guide, the new 2003/2004 edition of the Zurich Tax Handbook continues to provide accessible, authoritative and thorough coverage of taxation. From Capital Gains Tax to National Insurance, Stamp Duty to VAT, this comprehensive guide offers detailed information on the complete range of taxes. Fully revised and updated, this new edition explains the impact and changes of the Income Tax (Earnings & Pensions) Act 2003 and the Finance Act 2003 and offers sound practical advice on self-assessment and Tax Return entries. Illustrated throughout with worked examples, checklists and tax-saving tips, the Zurich Tax Handbook provides you with all the information you need to effectively manage your tax affairs. What's more, it offers shrewd tax advice to ensure you benefit from tax exemption and tax-saving opportunities.Whether you're a financial adviser, accountant, solicitor, company secretary, finance director or a private individual wanting to confirm your tax implications, make the Zurich Tax Handbook your first choice for information, advice and tax-saving tips. *comprehensive coverage of all areas of tax including CGT, VAT, Stamp Duty, Inheritance Tax and National Insurance *practical advice on the Self-Assessment Tax Return *multi-perspective approach - employed or self-employed, UK or expat *fully illustrated with worked examples, checklists and tax-saving tips