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EIS case: Takeovers and subscriber shares the devil is in the detail

Last Updated: 10 October 2024

In Averil Finn & Gregory Finn & Robin Morris & Andrew Cornish v Revenue & Customs [2014] TC03555, a group of Enterprise Investment scheme (EIS) investors lost their relief when their company was acquired by another company.

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Director liable to PAYE and NICs

Last Updated: 26 September 2023

In M J Febrey v Revenue & Customs [2014] TC03530 a director was made personal liable for tax and NICs following a deliberate failure to deduct PAYE and NICs.

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Full time working abroad: lack of evidence

Last Updated: 01 November 2023

Working full-time abroad means proving just that. In Paul Daniel v HMRC TC 03312, an investment banker failed to provide sufficient evidence to show that he was full-time working abroad and non-resident for CGT purposes.

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MPs call for new review of HMRC's powers

Last Updated: 26 September 2023

MPs from the Treasury Select Committee have called for a review of HMRC's powers, deterrents and safeguards following considering the proposals in the 2014 budget which include retrospective taxation and direct access to taxpayer's bank accounts.

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HMRC developing a modern Agent Strategy

Last Updated: 26 September 2023

HMRC has agreed on proposals for developing their "Agent Strategy" and is working with agents’ representative bodies to take this work forward.

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HMRC Direct Recovery of Debts: a 'terrifying' prospect

Last Updated: 26 September 2023

The Direct Recovery of Debts consultation: HMRC is now consulting on possibly the most terrifying new power ever proposed. It wants to be allowed to recover tax and tax credit debts directly from debtors’ bank accounts. Unsurprisingly, there is a lot of opposition to this proposal, not least because HMRC is considering that debtors once targeted should have no right of appeal.

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No trade loss relief for horse racing and breeding

Last Updated: 26 September 2023

In Richard Murray v HMRC TC 03474, the First Tier Tribunal disallowed a sideways claim for trade loss relief against general income. The trade was not run on a commercial basis.

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Share loss relief: shares issued to nominee

Last Updated: 26 September 2023

In Neil McLocklin v HMRC (TC 03182), the First-tier Tax Tribunal (FTT) allowed a claim for share loss relief when shares had become of negligible value even though they were acquired by a nominee under some rather unusual conditions.

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Badly drafted Sch 36 Notice set aside

Last Updated: 26 September 2023

In RD Utilities v HMRC [2014] TC03440 a request for a Schedule 36 information notice was set aside by the tribunal because it was so poorly drafted that it was impossible for the parties to know whether it had been complied with.

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HMRC new pensions guidance

Last Updated: 26 September 2023

HMRC issued new guidance for pensioners who are immediately wishing to take advantage of the new pensions flexibility measures, as announced in the 2014 Budget.

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