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Transactions in Securities, Entrepreneurs' Relief (now Business Asset Disposal Relief) and disguised remuneration are among the hot topics in the courts and tribunals this week. We also examine several other current issues, including beneficial loans, as well as the reformed Overseas Workday Relief rules.
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There’s a lot to catch up on this week, with a new Agent Update, Employer Bulletin, two Revenue & Customs Briefs, estimated tax gap figures for 2023-24, and much more, including several decisions from the tax tribunals.
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The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, presented her Spending Review to Parliament on Wednesday. Investment of £1.7bn in HMRC over four years was confirmed, to fund an additional 5,500 compliance and 2,400 debt management staff. This is anticipated to raise £7.5bn a year in extra tax by 2029-30.
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As is well known, Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax (IT) becomes mandatory from 6 April 2026 for those with a combined annual gross income from self-employment and property letting that exceeds £50,000.
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This week, we have news of incorrect SA302 tax calculations. We also take a look at a recent First Tier Tribunal (FTT) tax hearing, in which Artificial Intelligence (AI) played a part, but did not help the taxpayer’s appeal.
In Bodrul Zzaman v HMRC [2025] TC09520, the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) found that a taxpayer’s use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to write his statement of case did not provide grounds to allow his High-Income Child Benefit Charge appeal. The case law cited failed to provide authorities for the arguments made.
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