In a landmark decision on the tax status of a non-dom taxpayer, the Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Mr Anson, a former private equity partner, who remitted income from a Delaware limited liability company (LLC) in US to the UK stating that he is entitled to double taxation relief (DTR), overturning earlier decisions on the issue at the Upper Tribunal (UT) and Court of Appeal 

The government's new tax-free childcare scheme will go ahead in 2017, a year later than expected as the Supreme Court has unanimously rejected an appeal brought by current voucher providers that the tendering process for the outsourcing of the service to Atos contravened EU procurement rules 

US presidential hopeful Jeb Bush has released 33 years of personal tax returns into the public domain as part of a bid to encourage greater transparency about the tax affairs of public figures, in a move which will increase the pressure on UK politicians to review their own decisions about disclosing how much tax they pay

HMRC’s latest specialist taskforce is taking aim at individuals living in Northern Ireland who appear to enjoy a lifestyle which is at odds with their declared income, and expects to bring in around £18m of undeclared tax

Our monthly round-up of significant tax cases includes business property relief denied in Green case over Flagstaff Holidays, non-cash consideration forms part of disposal proceeds, appeal allowed in Jackson case over takings claims, country by country reporting rules released and Monsanto considers relocating tax base to UK for tax advantage