If you mean as an agent for SA and CT, you can add those to your services when you are registered as an agent (assuming things haven't changed in that regard since I did it 15 years ago).
2. no doubt annoying to you and others, it fails to treat 'sex' and 'gender' as different data items - and you will see that 'sex' is on the list of items Employers can (indeed must) keep as data about their employees even without obtaining their permission so to do.
The last time I answered that question, apparently, "sometimes" was not a valid response.
Re 2. I've had one just this week where I asked HMRC for their calculation of interest, and they have, indeed, calculated POAs and interest.
Rest assured it will be challenged. POAs can only arise in respect of a Return submitted under TMA 1970 S9. The disclosure is not a Return, and so no POAs can enter into it.
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If you mean as an agent for SA and CT, you can add those to your services when you are registered as an agent (assuming things haven't changed in that regard since I did it 15 years ago).
I thought it was all civil servants. Granted, it's more than 20 years since I left, and things may have changed, but when I worked at HMRC I was PD1.
But surely the claim would be for a final balancing allowance, and not ongoing WDAs.
The last time I answered that question, apparently, "sometimes" was not a valid response.
Why do you believe that a S198 election would enable company A to continue to claim capital allowances on an asset it no longer owns?
You might ask him would he do the same if the sale was his own home with grounds outside of the permitted area.
At one previous employer we outsourced SATR work to India, and at another payroll was outsourced.
My view, by the time we reviewed and fixed the errors we could have probably done it in house more quickly.
It's impossible to comment on 1,2,4,5 and 6 on account of they don't do 3.
Re 2. I've had one just this week where I asked HMRC for their calculation of interest, and they have, indeed, calculated POAs and interest.
Rest assured it will be challenged. POAs can only arise in respect of a Return submitted under TMA 1970 S9. The disclosure is not a Return, and so no POAs can enter into it.