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The seven main tax and accounting bodies have sent a rocket through the tax avoidance industry by introducing guidance to prevent their members from promoting or creating tax avoidance schemes.
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The seven main tax and accounting bodies have sent a rocket through the tax avoidance industry by introducing guidance to prevent their members from promoting or creating tax avoidance schemes.
In Sarah Baylis v HMRC [2016] TC 05454 the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) found that care home fees paid by a company were a benefit in kind for the patient's spouse rather than her daughter.
In Mr Remi Ashton v HMRC [2016] UKFTT TC05456 the First Tier Tribunal agreed that the taxpayer was an employee and not a partner of a partnership.
From 1 March 2017, members of seven professional tax and accounting bodies will be prevented from promoting or creating tax avoidance schemes under a new code of Professional Conduct in Relation to Taxation.
The High Court has ruled that the UK Government cannot trigger Article 50 to leave the EU without reference to Parliament.
In Elite Hand Car Wash v HMRC [2016] TC 05431 the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) rejected a taxpayer’s claim that HMRC’s RTI reporting relaxation for micro employers meant it did not have to file online.
In Antony Phillip Brown v HMRC [2016] TC 05423 the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) found that a taxpayer did not have a reasonable excuse for late filing of an SDLT return.
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As its Hallowe'en we have a feast of unpleasant tax tricks and a treat or two...