In HMRC v Peter Vaines [2016] UKUT 0002 (TCC), a partner in a law firm was disallowed tax relief on a payment made to avoid potential bankruptcy and to protect his reputation, it was not wholly and exclusively incurred for the purposes of the trade.
In HMRC v Peter Vaines [2016] UKUT 0002 (TCC), a partner in a law firm was disallowed tax relief on a payment made to avoid potential bankruptcy and to protect his reputation, it was not wholly and exclusively incurred for the purposes of the trade.
HMRC's Shares & Asset Valuation (SAV) is to withdraw some valuation check services. SAV says that its valuation resources are being severely stretched. It will withdraw its informal valuation check service for PAYE Health Checks and ITEPA Post Transaction Valuation Checks.
MPs debated the online petition "Scrap plans forcing self employed & small business to do 4 tax returns yearly" earlier this week and the Financial Secretary to the Treasury, David Gauke provided more detail of the government's plans for digital reporting.
HMRC has been forced to withdraw thousands of APNs in respect of a contractor Isle of Man tax avoidance scheme.
In the run-up to the Self Assessment filing deadline, HMRC often publish their annual 'Top 10 worst excuses for late tax returns'.
In HMRC v Smith & Williamson Corporate Services and Patrick Smiley UKUT [2015], a payment received by a new employee from a third party in respect of his client connections was held to be employment income and not a capital payment in respect of any transfer of goodwill.
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