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Mutual mistake and rectification: lessons to be learned from MV Promotions v TMG

10 June, 2020
In this article, we consider a recent case which is of considerable interest to tax practitioners given its focus on the income tax consequences of correcting mistakes in bilateral contracts. Read more

High Court offers sympathy but no remedy to trustee facing unexpected tax bill

03 June, 2020
In Mackay v Wesley [2020] EWHC 1215 (Ch), the Claimant, who was instructed by her father to become a trustee of a family trust as part of a tax scheme, failed to obtain from the High Court (1) an order rescinding her appointment as trustee and/or (2) a declaration that she never became a trustee. Read more

Supreme Court denies compound interest in taxpayer’s claim against HMRC

01 November, 2017
In Littlewoods Ltd and others v HMRC [2017] UKSC 17, the Supreme Court delivered a controversial decision in favour of HMRC, resulting in the failure of the taxpayer's claim for compound interest of £1.2 billion. Read more
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