Incapacitated person – a modern definition - HMRC Consultation - closes 16th August 2011

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Issue date of consultation: 24 May 2011
Date of response: 16 August 2011
HMRC is consulting on how best to modernise the definition of 'incapacitated person' for direct taxes, and is asking for comments from interested parties on the best alternative approach.

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Incapacitated person – a modern definition - HMRC Consultation - closes 16th August 2011

Issue date of consultation: 24 May 2011
Date of response: 16 August 2011
HMRC is consulting on how best to modernise the definition of 'incapacitated person' for direct taxes, and is asking for comments from interested parties on the best alternative approach.

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Incapacitated person – a modern definition - HMRC Consultation - closes 16th August 2011

Issue date of consultation: 24 May 2011 Date of response: 16 August 2011 HMRC is consulting on how best to modernise the definition of 'incapacitated person' for direct taxes, and is asking for comments from interested parties on the best alternative approach.

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Issue date of consultation: 24 May 2011
Date of response: 16 August 2011
HMRC is consulting on how best to modernise the definition of 'incapacitated person' for direct taxes, and is asking for comments from interested parties on the best alternative approach.