An unnamed taxpayer has been granted the right to remain anonymous at an appeal over a dispute with HMRC for tax relief related to a ‘challenged arrangement’
An empty mansion in Hampstead bought by property developers did not qualify as ‘mixed use’ for SDLT purposes due to railway staff accessing a tunnel on the site
A Hertfordshire umbrella company has lost an attempt to force HMRC to remove details of a tax avoidance scheme from their name and shame list published under a section 86 notice
A London taxpayer has lost a dispute with HMRC after making a wrongful claim for £43,000 in principal private residence relief after failing to prove he lived in a property
A higher rate taxpayer has part won an appeal at the First Tier Tribunal over penalties and payments related to High Income Child Benefit Charge stretching back seven years
The oldest Grand Lodge of Freemasons in the world has lost an appeal for VAT refunds of £2.83m for charges on membership fees as primary aim was not philanthropic
An Upper Tribunal has ruled that the buyers of seven properties purchased as far back as 2010 were liable for SDLT as they had used a tax avoidance scheme
The tax tribunal has encountered artificial intelligence (AI) and it didn’t like what it saw, explains Paul Robbins, associate director for tax at Croner-i