The court has ruled in favour of the taxpayer against a £1,294,028 tax bill as the assessment notices were not formally issued by HMRC in the timeframe
The court has ruled in favour of the taxpayer in an appeal against a VAT assessment of £18,649 in regards to rooms rented to other businesses within a hairdressing salon
In this month’s VAT updates, Graham Elliott examines key VAT rulings in Mandarin case over evidence for place of supply, supplementary claims at Cambria Automobiles et al and VAT exemption for religious retreat fails
The Court upholds HMRC’s decision to issue a tax notice of £90,393 to a company but downgraded the £61,163 penalties as it was ‘careless’ and not deliberate
A Court has upheld the amendment of £190,000 to a VAT return and a £5,405 penalty, ruling that the taxpayer had deliberately tampered with his company’s documents
A tribunal has ruled against HMRC declaring that the taxpayer was entitled to SME research and development (R&D) tax relief totalling between £800,000 and £1.2m
In this month’s VAT updates, Graham Elliott examines tribunal decisions in supply of sporting services, flat rate scheme for small business, and the margin scheme and second-hand cars in Northern Ireland
The Court has dismissed the appeal from a taxpayer against an amendment from HMRC to his tax return that marked £195,400, which was obtained through a tax avoidance scheme, as taxable income
The Court has dismissed an appeal against a £2.5m VAT bill on insulated roofing panels after the taxpayer argued it was entitled to the reduced rate of VAT
The Court has ruled in favour of HMRC that the interest paid by a UK property investment company under short-term loans was subject to £2.7m withholding tax
The court has ruled against HMRC after it issued a £575,000 VAT assessment notice to Cambridge University Boathouse Limited (CUBL), after it claimed input VAT on the construction of a boathouse
A Sky sports presenter has lost a case at the First Tier Tribunal over his working status and whether his contract with Sky fell outside the IR35 rules