Guide to the Tax Treatment of Specialist Occupations

...this is an essential volume for the general practitioner who wants an expert insight into the tax niggles that can affect particular occupations. Impress your clients and the taxman with your specialist knowledge.Taxation, Nov 2008 This new edition focuses on the special tax treatment of a wide range of occupations in a clear and succinct format. It helps readers to service their existing client base, reminding them of any special rules that may be applicable and helps them to understand how to deal with new clients and be aware of the relevant issues. Occupations covered include: * Pilots, captains, aircraft and ship crew (cargo and passenger * Sportspeople * Professional entertainers * Writers, artists and other creative professionals * Armed forces personnel * Barristers * Construction workers * Farmers * Diplomats and foreign embassy staff * Long distance lorry drivers * Politicians - Westminster and Europe * Ministers, vicars, clerics, and other faith professionals * Independent consultants All common circumstances and scenarios are outlined for each of these occupations. Whatever the situation faced, you can be confident that the answers can be found within the pages of Taxation of Specialist Occupations 3/ed. Contents: Aircraft and ship crews, Armed forces and merchant navy, Barristers, Barristers' clerks and chambers' expenses, Cemeteries and crematoria, Construction industry workers and payments made to them, Diplomats and other overseas officials, Farmers and market gardeners, Independent contractors, Lorry drivers, Medical practitioners, Ministers of religion, missionaries and members of religious communities, Politicians, Sports-stars and entertainers, Writers and artists, Occupations that qualify for exemption under beneficial accommodation rules, PAYE rules for specialist occupations, Occupations in which employment and self-employment status can be reversed, Exemption for late night taxis etc