The tax tribunal has ruled in favour of Deos Group in a significant appeal against HMRC concerning refusal of VAT input tax claim and associated penalties
Those hoping for a more existential exploration of the subject matter might soon be disappointed to see that it only extends to a discussion of the definition of life in the context of specific inheritance tax (IHT) provisions, says Chris Etherington
Appellant pleads to tribunal not to ‘ignore substantive evidence of actual wage payments’ as director claims Quick Books software was not recording Real Time Information (RTI) submissions
A bus driver ‘grasping at straws’ has lost a £28,000 appeal at the tax tribunal against HMRC discovery assessments as he had no evidence of expenses as rodents ate all his receipts
HMRC has won a victory at the tribunal after former footballer Craig Burley was told to pay a six figure tax bill related to historic investments in two film scheme partnerships
A retired Tesco CEO has won a case against HMRC over an £1.5m claim for tax relief for SIPP pension withdrawals when he was living in Portugal, in an appeal centred around the UK-Portugal double tax treaty
An accountancy firm has lost an appeal against almost £60,000 of assessments into eight furlough claims made ‘in good faith’ after contracted payroll company did not send any documents to HMRC
A payroll company has won its appeal at the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) against more than £9m in penalties and VAT assessments as HMRC could not prove it was aware of VAT fraud
The Supreme Court decision in Standish on the use of inheritance tax planning in a divorce has implications for accountants as HMRC ramps up investigations, warns Rachel Cook, counsel, Peters & Peters
Company directors that decided to give themselves a pay rise in order to claim more on the coronavirus job retention scheme (CJRS) have been ordered to repay what they claimed
A group of mini umbrella companies has lost a multimillion pound appeal at the Upper Tribunal against being de-registered by HMRC after they identified extensive VAT fraud taking place
Forcing more prosecutions into the crown court backlog will not recover lost taxes for HMRC in a swift, guaranteed and cost-effective way, says Sharron Boyce, associate at Brett Wilson
A middleman between trainee pilots and commercial airlines has won a VAT fight at tribunal as the training taking place in other countries fell out of the scope of UK VAT