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HM Revenue & Customs invites comments on possible changes to rules on deduction of tax from savings income.
Further information on the statutory exemption for trivial benefits in kind and proposed amendments to existing regulations.
Proposed amendments to existing regulations to implement changes to the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS).
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This Tax Information and Impact Note is about individuals with savings income, who will be entitled to the personal savings allowance (PSA) from April 2016.
This applies to victims or their surviving spouse or civil partner who have received compensation for wrongs suffered at the hands of the National Socialist regime during the World War II era.
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