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Anti-avoidance 2016: capital allowances and leasing

Last Updated: 31 August 2023

Anti-avoidance measures were introduced by Finance Act 2016 to:

  • Enable the disposal value of plant and machinery to be amended where one of the main purposes of the transaction is to obtain a tax advantage by receiving a reduced balancing charge or increased allowance.
  • Ensure that where a company takes over a lease from another person, and receives a tax deduction for payments made under that lease, that the company will always be charged to tax on any amount that it receives in return for taking over that lease.

This measure applies to transactions that take place on or after 25 November 2015 and affects businesses who: 

  • Manipulate disposal values leading to increased capital allowances, or
  • Receive non taxable consideration for agreeing to take over tax deductible lease payments.

Autumn Statement 2015: CGT payments & residential property

Last Updated: 31 August 2023

The payment timings of Capital Gain Tax (CGT) on a disposal of residential property will change from April 2019 according to HMRC's Autumn Statement documents.

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Quarterly tax reporting: making tax digital

Last Updated: 31 August 2023

The chancellor announced in his Autumn Statement that the government will invest £1.3 billion in HMRC's new quarterly reporting tax revolution.

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Cash & the hidden economy: a call for evidence

Last Updated: 31 August 2023

HMRC has published a consultation, Cash, tax evasion and the hidden economy: a call for evidence, it is seeking the views of businesses and individuals on the role of cash in the economy.

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Judicial review in favour of taxpayer in Mansworth v Jelley loss claim

Last Updated: 31 August 2023

In The Queen on the application of Ralph Hely-Hutchinson v HMRC, a taxpayer was successful in judicial review over HMRC's tax treatment of his Mansworth v Jelly loss claims.

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Autumn Statement 2015: speech at a glance

Last Updated: 31 August 2023

The chancellor gave his Autumn Statement on 25 November 2015 together with his spending review. This is our summary of tax-related issues in his speech. 

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Discovery: HMRC fail to discharge burden of proof

Last Updated: 31 August 2023

In Burgess & Anor v HMRC [2015] the Upper Tribunal (UT) found that HMRC had failed to discharge its burden of proof in making discovery assessments.

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Tax Credit Changes

Last Updated: 31 August 2023

A number of changes to working tax credits and child tax credits were announced in the Summer Budget and we have summarised these for you.

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Government makes changes to improve Beneficial Ownership Transparency

Last Updated: 31 August 2023

The government has set out the steps it will take to make it easier for authorities to identify the beneficial owners of corporate entities; these steps include changes to Company Law and Money Laundering regulations, and the creation of a publicly accessible central register.

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HMRC interpretation of reasonable excuse 'inappropriate', again

Last Updated: 31 August 2023

In Nigel Barratt v HMRC [2015] TC04514 the first tier tribunal (FTT) once again found that HMRC's interpretation of reasonable excuse was 'inappropriate'.

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