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Issue 10 of “CTA Student” is now available.
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The following dates will be of relevance to students studying…
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) has published a policy…
Issue 10 of “CTA Student” is now available.
It contains an article on the new CTA exam structure and details of the Student Autumn Training Conference at the University of Warwick (19 - 21 September 2008). There is a competition where you can win a half-price place at that Conference.
Issue 9 contained a letter from the President.
Issue 6 contained a letter from the CIOT President, John Cullinane.
Issue 5 was a special edition of “CTA Student”, containing a questionnaire aimed at current CTA students.
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The following dates will be of relevance to students studying for the CTA examinations.
Forthcoming examinations:
4 and 5 November 2008
12 and 13 May 2009
3 and 4 November 2009
For the May examination sitting:
End October
The latest date for receipt of student registration forms if you wish to enter for the May examination.
End February
The closing date for receipt of examination entry forms for the May examination.
Examination candidates must…
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) has published a policy paper seeing out its thoughts on what a Taxpayers’ Charter might look like. The Government has recently announced that HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) will be “...taking forward work with interested parties to develop a Taxpayers’ Charter”.
The CIOT has long argued for a Taxpayers’ Charter as a way of improving relationships between taxpayers, tax advisers and revenue authorities. The CIOT has said it wishes to be involved in the debate over what a Charter should contain and the policy paper that has…
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) welcomes the Early Day Motion (EDM) on income shifting that has been tabled in the House of Commons. The CIOT has long been of the view that fundamental reform to the structure of small business taxation is necessary if small businesses are to be able to plan their tax affairs with any degree of certainty.
The Institute accepts that what it prefers to regard as “income sharing” within members of the family unit is an issue which would need to be considered as part of that reform,…
Comments are invited on the consultation document on Principles-based approach to financial products avoidance. The condoc is available to download here in Adobe (pdf) format.
Related document:
Principles-based approach to financial products avoidance
