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Tax Tribunal

UK Supreme Court by Jaume Meneses

Employment ruling could affect tax status of one million workers

Businesses set to pay PAYE instead of Schedule D tax after Supreme Court ruling

12 Aug 2011

Computer says no

Tax computer says no...

Increasing impersonalisation of the tax system will discourage the UK's good taxpaying culture, warns David Ingall

22 Jul 2011

VAT

VAT ruling could affect all mergers and acquisitions

BAA told it could not claim VAT on costs incurred following acquisition by developers

28 Jun 2011

Hacker Young paid out £1m over negligent advice

Hacker Young settled with the owner of Pontins for £1m after it failed to inform him he was entitled to non-domiciled tax breaks

14 Jun 2011

VAT tribunal swings in golf clubs' favour

Member clubs must not face VAT hit from non-members, rules tribunal

03 Jun 2011

Taxman's "tactical" withdrawal from court battle could harm recruiters

HMRC's decision to not appeal a VAT ruling could have harmful repercussions for the recruitment agency sector

26 May 2011

Judge refutes HMRC definition of "reasonable excuse"

Tribunal found in favour of taxpayers with "reasonable excuses" for late penalty payments

17 May 2011

Appeal court to decide on HMRC discovery powers

The Court of Appeal has agreed to hear a case that could have implications on when the Revenue can submit discovery assessments

13 May 2011

Supreme Court supports HMRC avoidance fight

Taxpayers are warned against trying to exploit broad brush legislation after a ruling by the Supreme Court

13 May 2011

Rangers confident of winning tax tribunal

The owner of the Glasgow football club says he is confident they will win the £60m tribunal

10 May 2011

Cash flow problems are "reasonable excuse" for late tax payments – ruling

Tribunal ruled in favour of construction firm that made late payments to HMRC

05 May 2011

Pilot ruled as still resident in UK for tax purposes

Lyle Grace's frequency of visits to Heathrow home, plus his employment with a British airline, sees tribunal rule he is a UK resident for tax purposes

04 Feb 2011

Ferrets pose taxing question for tribunal

Tax tribunal rules on VAT treatment of ferrets

26 Jan 2011

Holiday home developer wins VAT case against taxman

Lower Mill Estate wins appeal against HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) over VAT charges on construction services

12 Jan 2011

Innocent loses VAT battle over smoothie classification

Tax tribunal finds that smoothies are a beverage rather than ‘liquefied fruit salad’ and subject to 17.5% VAT

23 Nov 2010

Cabbie wins fare deal from tax judges

First tier tax tribunal rejects HMRC attempt to triple cabbie's tax bill

15 Nov 2010

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Taking Stock: Life in the slow lane

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