Simon Whitehead considers whether the Upper Tribunal’s guidance on the ability to recover costs will comply with EU law
The question whether legal professional privilege should be extended to tax advisers who are not lawyers looks likely to become one that will have to be considered by Parliament, said the ICAEW’s Chief Executive Michael Izza.
Craig Connal gives an update on judicial review for decisions of the Upper Tier Tribunal
Adam Craggs and Jonathan Wood look at the Australian and US mediation experiences, and ask if they offer any lessons for the UK
The flood of Fleming-claims shows no signs of abating. David Southern examines the legal issues
HMRC has updated a table setting out what information it will accept over the telephone, after it announced that it would accept telephone claims for remission of tax under extra-statutory concession A19. See www.lexisurl.com/Ql8d7.
Taxpayers who have PAYE underpayments of more than £2,000 and contact HMRC to discuss their circumstances will not be charged interest on late payment, HMRC officials have told MPs.
Dave Hartnett, HMRC’s Permanent Secretary for Tax, is set to be questioned by the House of Commons Treasury Committee today on HMRC’s operation of the PAYE system.
When Dave Hartnett, HMRC’s Permanent Secretary for Tax, told the BBC’s Paul Lewis that he was not sure that he saw a need to apologise, he was responding to an invitation to ‘apologise to the six
The Chairman of the All-Party Parliamentary Taxation Group accused the UK’s senior tax official, Dave Hartnett, of arrogance after Hartnett claimed in a radio interview broadcast on 11 September that there was no need to apologise over the scale of PAYE over and underpayments.