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Tolley's Partnership Taxation
Tolley's Partnership Taxation is an essential new handbook for any tax practitioners, accountants and solicitors advising their clients on partnerships.
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Product description
* The different types of partnerships
* How these partnerships can be affected by each of the key UK taxes
* The ways in which partnerships can be effectively used in tax planning
There have been numerous legislative changes recently which impact on the taxation of partnerships, and Partnership Tax Planning shows practitioners how to use these changes to their advantage in order to save money for their clients through effective tax planning.
This is an essential new handbook for any tax practitioners, accountants and solicitors advising their clients on partnerships.
