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HMRC-GUIDANCE


Matthew Harrison (Withers) examines the Upper Tribunal decision concerning the registered pension scheme regime.
Helen Adams (BDO) considers the extent to which taxpayers may have a reasonable excuse if they are affected by the coronavirus pandemic and the UK’s lockdown.

The end to the Mansworth v Jelley affair.

The OTS’s recommendations on HMRC guidance provides some hope that in the future reliance on guidance will be less risky, writes Stephen Daly (King’s College London).

Taxpayers need to know where they stand, writes Andrew Hubbard (RSM).

Are some corporates being too complacent and where might their current efforts be deficient, asks Jason Collins and Penny Simmons (Pinsent Masons).

Andrew Goldstone and Nicola Simmons (Mishcon de Reya) provide the monthly update on the taxation of private clients.
 
Darren Mellor-Clark (Pinsent Masons) sets out the circumstances when holding companies can make a VAT recovery under the revised guidance.
 

HMRC’s revised DPT guidance is an improvement on the interim version and more clearly delineates the scope of the tax, writes Ben Jones (Eversheds).

Mark Whitehouse and Peter Halford (PwC Legal) consider Whipple J’s judgment in R (oao Hely-Hutchinson) v HMRC. This important decision is likely to significantly curtail HMRC’s power to depart from published guidance. 
 
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