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2009/10 Tax rates & allowances
With changes in the tax system now an ever-present feature, our up-to-date experience is available to ensure clients' tax liabilities are planned to be at a minimum.
2010/11 Tax rates and allowances
Rates for the forthcoming tax year as announced in the 2009 Pre-Budget report.
1 January 2010 - VAT standard rate 17.5%. Stamp duty thresholds revert to previous level.
Main taxes
- 2010/11 tax rates and allowances
- Key dates and deadlines
- Income tax
- Corporation tax
- Inheritance tax
- Capital gains tax
- Value added tax
- National insurance contributions
- Residential property letting
- Main capital allowances
- Business deductions
- Penalties for late returns
- Trusts and settlements
- Non domiciled individuals
Vehicles
Savings
Other taxes
Giving, credits and benefits
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