The First Tier Tribunal (FTT) has ordered HMRC to cover costs incurred to appeal a penalty that was dropped on the fourth day of a hearing as it was found to have been unreasonable
HMRC has won an appeal after two directors of a flooring company failed to justify their claims for Coronavirus job retention scheme (CJRS) for almost £50,000
The upcoming changes to inheritance tax (IHT) for family run businesses and farms has the potential to backfire on Rachel Reeves as they look to reduce headcount and investment before April 2026
HMRC has lost a dispute with the owner of a supercar driving experience in Scotland for reduced 5% VAT during pandemic as ‘collective enjoyment’ argument fails
Companies are struggling to pay tax bills on time with arrears to HMRC running at an average of £28bn per month, even before latest National Insurance hikes kick in
A married couple the National Crime Agency suspected of attaining money through criminal activities have lost an appeal at Upper Tribunal as FTT was entitled to find there was a loss of tax
The Sensations poppadom is still a crisp in the eyes of HMRC as Upper Tribunal rules they are subject to the standard rate of VAT after Walkers appeal fails on every ground
In this week’s Q&A, Ewan Edwards, VIP tax adviser at Croner-i, explains the reporting obligations for taxpayers required to report under Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax from 2026
Neil Tipping, lead tax enquiry consultant at VIP Tax Team, explains how Croner-i resolved a long-running valuation case between HMRC and four shareholders over the sale of their business to their sons
The owner of a number of restaurants in Birmingham was not suppressing sales or deliberately filing wrongly as HMRC’s ‘decision was not based on evidence’
The addition of VAT to private school fees since January has sparked debate and a three-day High Court hearing featuring highly regarded KCs, but new figures show the impact of the 20% hit