A self-employed solicitor won her VAT penalty appeal due to incorrect advice from an HMRC advisor, as well her bookkeepers providing the wrong information
The owner of a multimillion pound mansion in London has lost a dispute with HMRC over the valuation of a property for annual tax on enveloped dwellings (ATED)
Now the Supreme Court has dismissed the long-running PGMOL tax case citing mutuality of obligation, Frances Lewis, head of contingent workforce, Osborne Clarke considers the wider implications for employers and workers
A takeaway owner who was given anonymity at the tax tribunal must pay his overdue income tax and penalties as judge said litany of excuses ‘not credible’ and behaviour was deliberate
The owner of a Hampshire property with trout fishing rights has won a case over a reclaim for non-residential stamp duty with tribunal split on decision
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has overturned a European Commission decision that UK rules on the taxation of controlled foreign companies (CFCs) was state aid
Original HMRC assessments against a taxpayer’s rental income and property development income were considered ‘invalid’ as HMRC created new assessments nine days before the hearing
The executors of the business attempted to claim business relief for inheritance tax reasons but were denied as it was considered ‘a business of holding investments’
The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) over a long-running dispute with HMRC over the tax status of referees