An executive at a wealth management firm has lost a multiple dwellings relief claim on the purchase of a £3.3m mansion

The tribunal ruling in BlueCrest Capital Management’s tax arrangements means LLPs should revisit their agreements and profit share computations to assess how they interact with the salaried member conditions, explain Charlotte Sallabank, Christy Wilson and Hayley Rabet from Katten Muchin Rosenman

A taxpayer who failed to declare the sale of three properties and submitted inaccurate self assessment tax returns must pay tax and penalties of £100,485

Two car dealerships have lost an appeal at the Upper Tribunal over whether they can amend historic claims for VAT refunds for the sale of ex-demonstrator cars

A group of nearly 100 property owners have lost a preliminary hearing over whether a hypothetical HMRC officer could have known that two property schemes were tax avoidance

Apple has been dealt a blow as a legal expert at the European Central Court has indicated that the IT giant should pay €13bn (£11.6bn) in back taxes to Ireland

Financial publisher Euromoney has won a case at the Court of Appeal over a £10.5m disputed tax bill about whether the proceeds from a stake in a company were stock or taxable cash

A jeweller has won an appeal at the First Tier Tribunal over whether a £1.2m VAT bill was liable for a reduced rate as the jewellery imported into the UK was made from exported gold

A construction employment agency run by a sole director has lost a case at the First Tier Tribunal after it failed to check whether suppliers were involved in tax fraud

HMRC has won a long-running case against a software company after the Supreme Court ruled that a share option given to a director should be taxed as employment income

HMRC has won the latest case about VAT on 'chocolate' biscuits as First Tier Tribunal rules that McVitie’s Blissfuls are liable for VAT

The owners of a care home have lost an appeal at the Upper Tribunal over the amount of capital gains tax due on the sale of the business