News & Updates

Common sense has prevailed!  The Court of Appeal (CoA) has decided on a case where

A group of taxpayers that used a marketed tax avoidance scheme have lost their appeal

Under section 23 of the Inheritance Act 1984 (IHTA) transfers to charities are exempted from

HMRC prepares an internal manual for its staff to help them with their duties in

A Scottish farmer has been victorious at the Supreme Court (SC).  The farmer had purchased

When tax cases are appealed to the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) generally there is no ‘cost

The Supreme Court (SC) has judged on a case that could have impacted many business

National Car Parks Limited (NCP) have lost their case at the Court of Appeal (CoA)

An expensive day for the Marriott Group (MG), they have lost their case at the

A taxpayer has won his case against HMRC at the Supreme Court (SC).  The taxpayer

A taxpayer and his company were part of a Missing Intra-Community Trader (MICT) fraud and

The Supreme Court (SC) has ruled on a case where a private for-profit company was

After the collapse of Lehman Borthers administrators were appointed to wind down the UK companies. 

A taxpayer’s company has won its case at the Court of Appeal (CoA) regarding the

A property-owning group of companies has lost its appeal at the Court of Appeal (CoA)

The trustees of some private wealth trusts have lost their case at the Court of

The Court of Appeal (CoA) has judged on a case where a taxpayer sought to

Back in 1984 the Government of the time introduced an exemption from capital gains tax