Tolley's Tax Guide 1997-98: Practical Tax Advice for the Non-expert (Tolley's Tax Guide: Practical Tax Advice for the Non-expert)

by Arnold Homer (Editor), Arnold Homer (Editor), Rita Burrows (Editor)

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  Paperback
  1997

  $6.25

  Looking at everyday situations, found in both commercial and personal life, this text explains the relevant UK taxes which must be taken into consideration. It includes 150 worked examples, checklists and tax planning aids, and at the end of each chapter over 300 tax points provide an overview of the subject matter. Also included are tables of 1997-1998 tax rates and allowances.

• Used

  Paperback
  1998

  $6.25

  This work looks at everyday situations, found both in commercial and personal spheres, and explains all the relevant UK taxes which must be taken into consideration. The book: covers the range of UK taxes; contains approximately worked 150 examples; includes numerous checklists and tax planning aids; over 300 tax points at the end of each chapter provide a quick overview of the subject matter; tables of 1998-99 tax rates and allowances; and a summary of the main tax changes in the past year.

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  Hardcover
  1995

  $3.25

  This tax guide covers each of the main UK taxes, plus national insurance contributions, council tax, business rates, stamp duty, statutory sick pay and statutory maternity pay. As well as giving a clear introduction to each of these, the book examines and brings together their impact on subject areas such as employment, self-employment, the family, investments and pensions. It also contains advice on dealing with the Inland Revenue and filling in tax returns. The text of this edition is revised and updated to take account of events up to the passing of the Finance Act 1995 and incorporates 1995/96 tax rates and allowances. This edition includes further coverage of the new current year basis of assesment for businesses (including new anti-avoidance rules), new rules for taxing income from property, venture capital trusts, new opportunities for deferring capital gains tax, plus miscellaneous changes to VAT (including land and buildings), tax-free savings (PEPs, TESSAs, etc), employees's expenses, sub-contractor tax deduction scheme and much more. A summary is given of the major text changes since the last edition. This work is intended for accountants, lawyers, taxpayers and all those with an interest in identifying and understanding their own and their clients' responsibilities under the new UK tax and National Insurance system.