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Corporation Tax Act 2009 Handbook contributing editor: Keith Gordon Peter Rayney Publisher: CCH Introduction: Corporation tax is changing. The essential handbook to help you understand the new regime and is highly recommended to anyone who requires guidance on the new provisions Price: GBP 32.47 This book has currently been removed by the publisher. Publication Date: April 2009 + Postage and Packaging The price payable shall be the total price specified in the Supplier’s current price list, less any discounts agreed in advance by the Supplier and plus the applicable cost of packaging, postage and delivery ("Delivery Charges") and VAT at the current rate. Cost of packaging, postage and delivery ("Delivery Charges") applied is currently £7.00 for books and £14.95 for packs. + Returns policy Goods offered on a Trial or Money Back Guarantee basis allow the Customer to examine the Goods within the Trial or Money Back Guarantee period (28 days from the date of despatch unless notified otherwise). Customers not wishing to subscribe to the Goods should return them before the end of the Trial or Money Back Guarantee period. Customers failing to return the Goods by the end of the Trial or Money Back Guarantee period will be deemed to have accepted the offer to subscribe and will be liable for payment of the subscription fee invoice. Goods accepted on a firm sale basis, which include Goods purchased online using the Metacharge credit card payment service, do not include a Trial period and customers are liable for immediate full payment of the subscription fee invoice. In the case of online Goods purchased using the Metacharge credit card payment service, customers are required to pay for the Goods before access is granted. The Customer is also responsible for the costs of returning the item(s) to the supplier. For protection, the Customer may want to insure any returned items as the Supplier will not be held responsible for the condition of the items being returned or for lost or misdirected items sent back to the Supplier. In the case of online services Customers wishing to return the Goods under the conditions listed above should return the invoice and/or sales confirmation letter/e-mail with relevant instructions within 7 days of receipt of the Goods. Claims for damaged Goods or partial delivery or complete loss of consignment must be notified within 28 days of the date of invoice. The Customer's refund will be processed and returned to the Customer using the same purchase method used to acquire the Goods. Rate:  0 ratings Audience: Tax Payer ( advanced ) Tax Professional ( beginner , intermediate , advanced ) Tax Student ( beginner , intermediate , advanced ) ISBN: 978-1-84798-181-3

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The Corporation Tax Act 2009 is the first part of the Tax Law Rewrite Project’s rewriting of corporation tax legislation. As well as rewriting the basics of that tax, the new Act covers key areas such as loan relationships, research and development relief and intangibles. Although in most situations the law is unaffected, the language and (crucially) the statutory references are completely new.

This essential Handbook contains annotations provided by the same team behind the ‿Red and Green Books’ and provides a good overview commentary written by experts Keith Gordon FCA, CTA (Fellow), Barrister and Peter Rayney FCA, CTA (Fellow), TEP.

The annotations cover the following areas:

a. origin notes referring provisions to rewritten provision
b. change in law notes where appropriate
c. details of transitional provisions
d. transposed annotations from rewritten materials


Full tables of origins and destinations and a detailed topic index are also included.

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AUTHOR(S)

• Keith Gordon,

  Keith M Gordon MA (Oxon) FCA CTA (Fellow) Barrister practises from Atlas Chambers in London's Gray's Inn. He previously practised as a chartered accountant and chartered tax adviser. His practice covers all areas of tax, regularly appearing in the Tax Chamber and the higher Courts, and also related areas including partnership disputes and professional negligence.
  
  Keith lectures and writes extensively and was a runner-up in the tax writer of the year category in the 2006 LexisNexis Taxation Awards. Keith won the CTA of the Year category at the 2009 awards.
  
  Keith's recent cases include Jones v Garnett (the 'Arctic Systems' case) where he was the junior barrister for the successful taxpayer in the Court of Appeal and the House of Lords, Charlton v HMRC, Tuczka v HMRC and HMRC v Grace.

• Peter Rayney,

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