Tax Handbook 1999/2000

Finding clear and user-friendly information which examines the intricacies without over-simplifying is vital.

The Allied Dunbar Tax Handbook does just this. Whether you are a financial adviser, accountant, solicitor, company secretary, finance director or private individual who wants to find out about your own tax situation, this thorough guide has to be your First choice for shrewd advice and tax saving hints.

Fully revised and updated by Tony Foreman and Gerald Mowles, this edition incorporates all the latest changes following the Finance Act 1999. It offers detailed advice on how to cope with self-assessment, and takes you through the complicated Revenue forms on a line-byline basis. The Allied Dunbar Tax Handbook also covers other taxes which may affect you such as CGT, VAT, stamp duty, inheritance tax and national insurance

The Allied Dunbar Tax Handbook provides all the information you need to manage your tax affairs. What's more, the extensive crossreferencing means that all this information can be at your fingertips in seconds.

The Allied Dunbar Tax Handbook: everything you need to know about what you have to pay and when.

"The most detailed tax guide we have come across - in fact all you ever wanted to know about tax in one book, including self-assessment."

- MONEY MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE

"With self-assessment now in force, the need for a readable guide to tax has never been greater. The Tax Handbook amply fits the bill." -

FINANCIAL ADVISER

"A plain speaking heavyweight handbook, detailed and comprehensive"- THE TIMES

Sommaire

• Coping With Self-Assessment

• Managing your Tax Affairs and Saving Tax

• Tax and Self-Employment

• Employment Income

• Income from Savings

• Income from UK Property

• Treatment of Maintenance

• Interest on Qualifying Loans

• Tax Efficient Investments

• Life Assurance and Pensions

• Capital Gains Tax

• Some Ways of Reducing Capital Gains Tax

• Inheritance Tax

• The Taxation of Trusts

• Dealing with the Revenue

• National Insurance Contributions

• Tax and Companies

• VAT

• Stamp Duty