The Supreme Court has ruled that NCL Investments was able to deduct accounting debits from its corporate tax receipts as it was in accordance with IFRS 2
A developer has lost an appeal against tax amendments and penalties worth £153,084.23 as the court ruled that he failed to declare tax, and submitted inaccurate returns, over eight years
Court upholds VAT assessments, penalties, and income tax amendments totalling £234,516.22 ruling that the shopkeepers had deliberately filed incorrect returns to reduce their tax liability
The Upper Tribunal has fined AML Tax £150,000 for failing to comply with formal information notices issued as part of HMRC’s investigation into the firm’s £3.3m tax avoidance case
The court has ruled against former Scottish footballer and coach Neil McCann’s £190,000 IR35 tax appeal deciding that his services fell under ‘employment contracts’
A partnership set up to exploit film development costs has lost an appeal at the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) after claiming that it was carrying on a trade
The court ruled that the taxpayer’s accountant being on furlough was not an excuse for a late appeal against a discovery assessment for capital gains tax (CGT) worth £49,000
The Court of Appeal has rejected an appeal by two medical recruitment agencies which were arguing that VAT costs were refundable on commissions paid for staff placements
British nationals who return home after living in the EU should be wary of falling into a post-Brexit customs trap when moving their possessions back to the UK, warns Sarah Halsted, national VAT technical officer at RSM
Graham Elliott examines the postal services exemption in Zipvit, beautician room rental in the case of Errol Willy Salons and evidence for export in Junjie Lui & Zhe Li
HMRC has won a landmark ruling in a long-running case over the use of a Growth Securities Ownership Plan (GSOP) which the tax authority argued was a tax avoidance scheme
The Court has ruled that studies and project management costs relating to offshore windfarms, which totalled £48m, were ‘partly qualified’ for capital allowances