BKL Tax looks at the case of Horner, where the taxpayer sought damages from the promoters of a failed tax avoidance scheme
The Law Society Tax Law Committee provides five recommendations on HMRC’s ‘judge and jury’ tax powers
Angela Savin considers whether the decisions in Versteegh and Greene King indicate a move towards HMRC challenging accounts and wh y this matters to the taxpayer
HMRC ‘is up for a fight’, says James Bullock.
Pinsent Masons reports
Jason Collins reports on HMRC’s draft legislation and further consultation on tackling marketed avoidance schemes
Gareth Miles and Richard Jeens consider two recent developments that may affect how taxpayers with apparently similar disputes to others decide what course of action to take
Liesl Fichardt reports on findings from a recent survey examining industry views on the competitiveness of the UK tax regime, reputational risk, disputes and HMRC practices
Bill Dodwell writes that much of the PAC’s recent report on HMRC sees the committee drift away from evidence-based findings to opinion
Pete Miller gives a second opinion on the PAC’s latest findings on HMRC