A theatre company’s claim for theatre tax relief of £60,506 has been rejected because the admission for the show was part of the whole theme park experience and not just for the performance
Five years since receiving a million pound tax bill, the tax tribunal has ruled in favour of presenter Adrian Chiles in a substantial IR35 case involving a £1.7m tax bill
An appeal against tax assessments, a closure notice, and penalties totalling £108,401.99 was rejected with the court ruling that the houses the taxpayer sold were subject to capital gains tax (CGT)
A taxpayer’s appeal against a £308,798 tax assessment was rejected after the court ruled that the taxpayer’s accountant had acted carelessly when implementing a tax avoidance scheme
The Court of Appeal has thrown out an appeal from a taxpayer against a VAT assessment of £164,932 ruling that they did not comply with requirements or even have the correct records to prove its claims
A taxpayer’s £102,000 VAT repayment claim has been rejected as there was insufficient evidence to prove their dog grooming classes were exempt from VAT
In this month’s VAT updates, Graham Elliott assesses VAT liability in Hotel La Tour case over input tax on costs of sale of subsidiary company, 28-day rule in YMCA case and overseas company VAT claims
The European Court of Justice has ruled that a company cannot recover input tax worth £415,000 on supplies from the Royal Mail which had been incorrectly treated as exempt from VAT when in fact they were taxable
The court has ruled that the taxpayer’s use of a tax avoidance scheme was ineffective and declared that HMRC’s tax assessment of £250,000 from the purchase of a £5m property was valid
A tax tribunal has ruled against a claim for multiple dwelling relief of £80,000 on a £2.7m property concluding that the annexe located inside the house could not be classed as two dwellings
The court has refused to allow an appeal from a restaurant owner against tax assessments and penalties totalling £531,553.79 which were given for deliberate discrepancies
Environmental activists have lost their argument for a judicial review at the High Court over whether the UK’s tax breaks for the oil and gas sector represent unfair subsidies for the fossil fuel industry
The court has ruled against a taxpayer who requested sideways tax relief of nearly £600,000 for the tax years where his farming businesses was not making a profit