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Morrison and CGT on contingent liabilities

In the case of HMRC v Sir Alexander Fraser Morrison, the Upper Tribunal found that a payment made in settlement of a High Court action was not a contingent liability under TCGA 1992  s 49, thus overturning the decision of the First-tier Tribunal. Paul Howard examines what this would mean in similar situations.

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