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Private hire vehicles after DELTA v Uber: could operators still be suppliers?
Fabian Barth
James Hurst
Fabian Barth (Alvarez & Marsal) and James Hurst (Johnston Carmichael)
consider the scope and implications of the recent Supreme Court judgment.
Understanding the FIG regime
Jo Bateson
Jo Bateson (Mercer & Hole) provides a practical guide to the new regime.
Challenging the NICs Bill
Baroness Neville-Rolfe DBE CMG
The Shadow Treasury Minister in the House of Lords, Baroness Neville-
Rolfe DBE CMG, explains why and how the Opposition challenged the
Government’s NIC changes in the House of Lords.
Saunders v HMRC
‘Stock appreciation rights’ were taxable earnings
S Mathur v HMRC
Termination payment was taxable as employment income.
Other cases that caught our eye: 12 January 2023
VAT exemption on subscription fees: Where an organisation has aims of a philosophical, philanthropic or civic nature, subscription fees paid to it by its members are exempt from VAT. How does this rule apply to subscriptions paid by members to the...
HMRC v E.ON UK plc
CA decides payments facilitating increased pension contributions were taxable.
Other cases that caught our eye: 14 July 2023
VAT penalties:Aizio Associates Ltd and others v HMRC [2023] UKFTT 576 (TC) (29 June 2023) is in many ways a straightforward case about penalties for incorrect VAT returns. It does have one point of interest, however. Could HMRC charge a penalty where...
Fowler: employment or treaty deemed trade?
Nigel Doran
Nigel Doran (Macfarlanes) examines the recent Supreme Court decision and its ramifications.
Root 2 Tax: betting winnings or earnings?
Nigel Doran
Nigel Doran (Macfarlanes) examines the latest in a line of cases in which employer company and employee have tried to dress up earnings as a form of non-taxable payment.
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The UK’s tax certainty problem
Jenny Batchelor
,
Ahmed Mobasshir
1 /7
HMRC’s status in Part 26A restructuring plans: the High Court decision in Waldorf
Alan Rafferty
,
Jade Du Berry
,
Ollie Winters
2 /7
Ask an expert: Dividend planning under the new close company reporting regime
Nick Wright
3 /7
Loopholes and tax avoidance
Kyle Rainsford
4 /7
Spare us the cUTTer
Nick Thornton
5 /7
PGMOL: where the FTT decision may be vulnerable on appeal
Rebecca Seeley Harris
6 /7
Muller: notional companies and real-world transactions
Ashley Greenbank
7 /7
The UK’s tax certainty problem
Jenny Batchelor
,
Ahmed Mobasshir
HMRC’s status in Part 26A restructuring plans: the High Court decision in Waldorf
Alan Rafferty
,
Jade Du Berry
Ask an expert: Dividend planning under the new close company reporting regime
Nick Wright
Loopholes and tax avoidance
Kyle Rainsford
Spare us the cUTTer
Nick Thornton
PGMOL: where the FTT decision may be vulnerable on appeal
Rebecca Seeley Harris
Muller: notional companies and real-world transactions
Ashley Greenbank
NEWS
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Tax Update 2026: government publishes simplification and compliance package
HMRC asked to clarify CIS treatment of development finance
HMRC Transfer Pricing and Profit Diversion Compliance Facility
ICTS consultation
UK-India Double Contributions Convention arrangements extended
CASES
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HMRC v HFFX LLP; Atkins and others v HMRC
The Trustees of the Panico Panayi Accumulation and Maintenance Settlements Nos. 1 to 4 v HMRC and Redevco Properties UK 1 Ltd v HMRC
Other cases that caught our eye: 26 June 2026
HMRC v Bolt Services UK Ltd
Barclays Bank plc v HMRC
IN BRIEF
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Foreign PE exemption becoming mandatory
Solving the LLC double taxation problem
AI in R&D advisory: seven control points
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Management rollovers and share-for-share exchange relief
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Solving the LLC double taxation problem
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Foreign PE exemption becoming mandatory
HMRC v GCH Corporation Ltd and others
HMRC consult on taxation of UK-resident members of LLCs and other ‘reverse hybrids’