HMRC has lost a long running tax case after Supreme Court rules in favour of Royal Bank of Canada over disputed £19m tax bill related to North Sea oil payments
An extensive conversion of a warehouse into a Toyota showroom qualified for business premises renovation allowance despite HMRC arguing it was a new building
Lloyds Banking Group has lost the first round of a tax dispute with HMRC at the First Tier Tribunal over a historic £1.07bn claim for cross-border group tax relief on Irish transactions, but it will appeal the decision
Two property buyers have lost a request to appeal against a £19,997 tax bill incurred after using a widely marketed and aggressive tax avoidance scheme to avoid stamp duty
The animators of popular children’s cartoon Daisy & Ollie lost an appeal at the Upper Tribunal against tax relief wrongly claimed under enterprise investment scheme (EIS)
A South African appellant has lost his appeal against historic tax assessments dating back to 1999 as well as penalties accrued over 17 years after deliberately failing to declare income despite ‘unjustifiable’ allegations of racism
Former football legend Bryan Robson has partly won an appeal at the First Tier Tribunal after a dispute over his earnings and status as a club ambassador at Manchester United
An appellant, represented by her husband, has had her top slicing tax relief claim thrown out of the First Tier Tribunal despite ‘inordinate’ responses from HMRC
A superfood importer has won an £800,000 appeal against HMRC at the First Tier Tribunal as products did not contain enough carbohydrates to be considered a sports drink
London listed Tullow Oil has won an arbitration hearing over a multimillion pound tax demand from Ghana but is still fighting two further disputed tax bills
The First Tier Tribunal has dismissed the appeal of a charity and a trustee against two income tax assessments equating to over £270,000 and two closure notices worth £150,000