Stacking the odds
How well-run boards make decisions has changed dramatically over the last decade.
How well-run boards make decisions has changed dramatically over the last decade.
The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) is the independent adviser to the Chancellor on ways of simplifying the tax system.
In autumn 2017, the CJEU handed down Judgment in Direktor na Direktsia Obzhalvane i Danachno-Osiguritelna Praktika – Sofia v Iberdrola Inmobiliaria Real Estate Investments EOOD (C-132/16)
On 20 March 2018, just a few weeks after the First-tier Tribunal had released its decision in the Christa Ackroyd case, four BBC broadcasters assembled before a House of Commons’ Select Co
Aficionados of the minutiae of EU VAT law will be familiar with Article 13(1) of the EC Principal VAT Directive, which the ECJ has held means that a public body acting as such when engaged in econo
Whilst capital allowances in general are familiar to nearly all accountants dealing with business tax computations, allowances for fixtures in commercial property have increasingly become a special
For the past decade or so, HMRC’s stated ethos has been to collect the maximum amount of tax.
Where official guidance is wrong, misleading or incomplete, users are at risk in two respects.
As many readers will be aware, a Follower Notice (FN) can be given where the ‘principles or reasoning‘ in a relevant judicial ruling would, if applied to the taxpayer’s chosen arrangements, deny hi
The First-tier Tribunal case of Thakoral Tailor v HMRC [2017] UK FTT 0845 (TC) is worrying on a number of levels.