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Blog
From Tax Talks
on November 12, 2024
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Newsletter
Welcome to September's edition of the UK Tax Round Up. This month has seen decisions on UK tax residence, VAT group eligibility and the Supreme Court’s ruling in the long running case involving the employment status of football match officials.
on September 2024
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Blog
From Regulatory & Compliance
on September 5, 2024
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Newsletter
Welcome to July's edition of the UK Tax Round Up. This month features a call for evidence from the government on potential changes to the tax on carried interest and interesting decisions on the application of the carried interest tax regime rules, the non deductibility of costs related to share and business sales, whether a UK company was resident in the US for double tax treaty purposes by reason of domestic US tax rules and a “special capital” scheme on similar terms to the recent BlueCrest case.
on July 2024
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Newsletter
Welcome to June's edition of the UK Tax Round Up. This month features the latest Court of Appeal decision in a trilogy of recent cases regarding the loan relationship “unallowable purpose” test, an Upper Tribunal decision regarding the application of the old “abuse” provision in the Ireland/UK double tax treaty and further development in the line of recent IR35 decisions.
on June 2024
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Press Release
on June 27, 2024
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Press Release
on June 20, 2024
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Newsletter
Welcome to May’s edition of the UK Tax Round Up. This month has seen three interesting tribunal decisions on the unallowable purpose test applied to intragroup loan arrangements, the meaning of income tax advantage in the transactions in securities rules and VAT recovery on advisers’ fees in a share sale.
on May 2024
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Newsletter
Welcome to April’s edition of our UK Tax Round Up. This month has seen a number of interesting decisions covering the application of the transfer pricing rules and the unallowable purpose test to an intragroup financing arrangement, whether interest paid on intragroup loans was “yearly” and the recipient was “beneficially entitled” to it and on the approach that should be taken by the courts in constructing the hypothetical contract required to ascertain whether an individual should be treated as a deemed employee under the IR35 rules among other things.
on April 2024
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Newsletter
Welcome to March’s edition of our UK Tax Round Up. This month has seen a number of interesting cases covering a range of issues, from the deductibility of costs against employment income to the place of effective management of a Mauritian trust. In addition, the Chancellor announced significant changes to the UK’s so called “non dom” rules in the Spring Budget and the new Finance Bill has been published.
on March 2024
