8 posts categorised "Tax Disputes"

November 03, 2017 The role of the contingent workforce 2017/18 promises to be a fascinating and in many ways pivotal period for the Financial Services sector both in the UK and globally. Many Financial...

May 18, 2017 The nuances of input VAT recovery By Prem Mehta and Prinal Nathwani Central to the operation of the VAT system is the principle that a fully taxable business should not have...

April 28, 2017 Criminal Finances Bill finally becomes law as the Criminal Finances Act 2017 is passed By Keily Blair and Victoria Murphy Yesterday, 27 April 2017, the hotly anticipated Criminal Finances Bill finally received Royal Assent and became the Criminal Finances...

February 10, 2017 Another “fine” mess - the Landfill Tax gap By Jayne Harrold & Holly Grantham In HMRC’s latest report on the tax gap, published in December 2016, the landfill tax gap was reported separately...

January 31, 2017 CJEU confirms that interest is recoverable on wrongly paid duties By David Anderson Back in September we posted an update on the Advocate-General's opinion in Wortmann KG Internationale Shuhproduktionen (Case C-365/15), in which it was...

January 12, 2017 A change in approach by HMRC to Alternative Dispute Resolution? We are seeing an increase in examples where HMRC are taking a proactive approach to using Alternative Dispute Resolution ("ADR") as a further tool in...

November 24, 2016 Major changes to penalties for VAT fraud expected next year By Jayne Harrold and Julian Balson HMRC have recently consulted on a new penalty regime for VAT fraud. Major changes to the regime are expected...

September 14, 2016 Can interest on import and export duties be reclaimed? A clear "no" becomes maybe.. By David Anderson Are businesses able to reclaim interest on import or export duties wrongly paid to HMRC? Historically the answer to this question has...

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