In a long-running case over tax payable on intra-group debt, the Court of Appeal has ruled that Kwik-Fit is liable for a tax bill estimated to be £5.3m
With the proposed abolition of tax breaks for furnished holiday lets (FHL) we look at the practical implications for owners that decide to continue their business as well as those who want to sell up
A London construction company has won an appeal after the First Tier Tribunal ruled that limited information on invoices was not a reason for HMRC to reject VAT claim
MPs on the Treasury Committee has ‘condemned unfair de-banking of legitimate businesses’ and are highly critical of ‘substandard processes’ taken by banks
A couple have lost a claim for a £104,000 stamp duty land tax (SDLT) refund as part of their 22-acre property used by ‘troublesome cattle’ was not mixed use
Three firms involved in the audits of collapsed investment company London Capital & Finance (LCF) have been fined £9,518,250 for serious audit failures
A gold bullion investment firm has won an appeal at the Upper Tribunal over a multimillion pound VAT penalty issued by HMRC for record keeping failures
Leadenhall Capital Partners has filed a lawsuit against 777 Partners and its co-founders for pledging collateral assets that did not exist or were double-pledged
The Loan Charge Action Group has strongly criticised the Treasury minister over a ‘deeply inadequate and misleading reply’ to a letter demanding answers on the loan charge crisis
Almost a third of HMRC staff are so poorly paid they were given an unscheduled salary increase in April to ensure that the government department was compliant with the minimum wage