Former tennis player and commentator Barry Cowan has lost second IR35 hearing with judge describing accountant's correspondence with HMRC as 'somewhat belligerent'
The Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of HMRC over a historic dispute with GE Financial Investments over a disputed claim for £189m in double tax relief
The High Court has dismissed a claim by a businessman for reimbursement of costs and malicious prosecution related to a trial over charges of tax evasion
The owner of a 16th-century Grade II listed manor house has beaten HMRC at tribunal over a bill for £47k in extra stamp duty in a 'highly marginal' decision
A high income child benefit charge (HICBC) appeal was allowed in part due to the appellant’s ‘ignorance of the law’ and HMRC bringing the assessments out of time
With speculation that there may be changes to capital gains tax (CGT) rates in the future, some may be considering accelerating a transaction or disposal
The Court of Appeal decision in the Hotel La Tour VAT case is controversial, raising questions about the treatment of recovery of input tax on share transactions but surely it will be appealed, says Sarah Kay CTA, lead technical writer at Croner-i