25 Mar, 2022 Spring Statement 2022: key announcements for tax compliance By Jackelyn West Sophie Rhind It comes as no surprise that the Spring Statement 2022 is focused on the cost of living crisis exacerbated by the war in Ukraine. As well...
01 Mar, 2022 Supreme Court refuses permission in Development Securities By Jackelyn West A year ago we wrote about the Court of Appeal’s decision in Revenue and Customs Commissioners v Development Securities plc and others...
14 Dec, 2021 No decision? No problem: challenging tax in the High Court By Jackelyn West In most circumstances, a decision issued by HMRC may be appealed to the First-tier Tax Tribunal or, if the dispute raises public law...
10 Dec, 2021 Mind the (interpretation) gap: Governmental attitudes towards "incorrect" legal interpretations By Gideon Sanitt Victoria Braid The Times has recently reported that the Government is seeking to limit the power of the courts to overrule decisions made by ministers...
16 Nov, 2021 Policy in practice episode 3: What next for judicial review? By David Gauke Gideon Sanitt Jonathan Pratt In episode 3 of our policy in practice podcast David Gauke and Gideon Sanitt chat with Jonathan Pratt about the Government's proposals...
08 Nov, 2021 HMRC's focus on CJRS compliance grows now that support has come to an end By Jackelyn West 15 months ago, we wrote about HMRC’s announced plans to start recovery action of overpaid grants under the Coronavirus Job Retention...
09 Mar, 2020 Accelerated payment notices: Clarifying the rules of engagement (where the house still wins) By Ben Webster Reid and Emblin v HMRC involves an interesting grab bag of “hot topics” in tax litigation. The case arises out of challenges to...