Shock tactics

Corporate tax self-assessment places new burdens on companies and increases the powers of the Inland Revenue. But many of the finer details are still unknown

The thought of presenting a profit forecast brings most company directors out in a cold sweat. But from July this ordeal will seem a walk in the park compared with predicting profit for the corporate tax self-assessment (CTSA) system, and the Inland Revenue is looking for more than just wishful crystal ball gazing.

The new regime will make firms with profits of...

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