In this month’s VAT update, Graham Elliott focuses on the Rada in Business case over furlough, multiple claims from DIY housebuilder’s scheme and impact of Balhousie decision
The Court has ruled against HMRC stating that it was not entitled to claim UK acquisition VAT of £1.3m from a taxpayer on the purchase of alcohol from a supplier situated in an EU member state
The court has dismissed an appeal from a taxpayer finding that he had unreasonably delayed applying for enhanced protection on his pension which resulted in a £1.5m tax bill
The Court has found that a company’s payment to its sole owner of profits made on a property sale was not deductible as a loan and was liable for £18k tax
The court has ruled in favour of HMRC finding that the lower courts had ‘erred’ in their judgment allowing HMRC to pursue £584,000 in back taxes in the PGMOL IR35 case
The court has dismissed an appeal against a £434,318.73 penalty notice which was given to a sole director due to deliberate inaccuracies in the company’s tax return
The court has dismissed an appeal against a refusal by HMRC to pay a £3.5m repayment supplement where the right to a VAT credit was assigned to a third party involving former Toys R Us shops
The court has ruled against HMRC and found that £980,000 worth of loans made to a director from a remuneration trust were not connected to employment and not subject to tax or National Insurance contributions (NIC)
The High Court has dismissed to grant a judicial review of a decision by HMRC to refuse to give a taxpayer assurance that he would not be taxed if he ‘rescinded’ repayments of loans to an Employee Benefit Trust (EBT)
Zigurds Kronbergs, senior tax writer at Croner-i, looks at recent Tribunal decisions dismissing claims for multiple-dwellings relief from stamp duty land tax and considers ways to use the tax rules to gain advantage
In this month’s round-up of VAT cases, Graham Elliott examines the rulings on exempt services in Target Group, VAT group backdated exemption in Dollar Financial and judicial review at issue in KSM Henryk Zeman
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has overturned the First-Tier Tribunal’s (FTT) decision by ruling that corporation tax deductions of £2.5m were eligible for fees relating to advice on the disposal of assets
In a test case for the treatment of car allowances, the First Tier Tribunal has dismissed an appeal by Laing O’Rourke for National Insurance contributions (NIC) relief worth £2.2m