Kevin Nicholson says that introducing sunset clauses could make tax reliefs effective
Rachel Austin summarises how the new theatre tax relief will work
Jackie Wheaton answers a query on a corporation tax deduction for issuing shares to employees
Finance Bill 2014 included proposed legislation for social investment tax relief, a relief available to investors in social enterprises from 6 April 2014. Tim Smith and Richard Wilson take a look.
Few advisers will be surprised at the First-tier Tribunal’s rejection of the highly artificial ‘blue box’ tax planning scheme. David Whiscombe examines the decision which provides a useful summary of the current position on the Ramsay principle
What does it mean to ‘subscribe’ for shares? Perminder Gainda and Camilla Grundy discuss McLocklin v HMRC
The taxpayer cuts through a ‘procedural thicket’ to achieve victory in this retirement benefit scheme case, writes Adam Craggs
Mark Eaton and Alastair Munro suggest that the wording of the draft legislation is too wide and may limit claims to double tax relief in circumstances where that does not appear to be intended
Rupert Shiers considers the recent decision in Felixstowe Dock and Railway Company concerning consortium relief
Amanda Flint considers the relevant measures, including those on share incentives, dual employment contracts, employment intermediaries and pensions