Tax Fraud, the Proceeds of Crime Act and Furlough Fraud

Old Square Tax Chambers will be hosting an afternoon webinar where Patrick Cannon and Rebecca Sheldon will be discussing Tax Fraud, the Proceeds of Crime Act...

Fisher v HMRC for Tax Advisor Magazine

Rebecca Sheldon has written an article on Fisher v HMRC for Tax Advisor Magazine, entitled “All bets are off”, about an important recent case in the...

FREE WEBINAR – Developments in Offshore Taxation

Old Square Tax Chambers will be hosting an afternoon webinar where James Kessler QC and Mary Ashley will be speaking. The theme of the webinar is...

Rory Mullan: Tax Penalties Uncovered – Key Elements Explained

Rory Mullan has been invited to speak at a MBL Seminar , which is being held on the 20th of July 2020. For more information, including...

Etienne Wong: HMRC v Royal Opera House

In the latest article in Tax Journal, Etienne Wong discusses the latest HMRC v Royal Opera House Covent Garden Foundation case where the Upper Tribunal held that...

Corporate Capital Loss Restriction (CCLR)

A new restriction on the use of carry forward capital losses by companies within the charge to UK corporation tax came into effect on 1 April this year. Based on the measures introduced...

Hohn Divorce Judgment Published

Cooper-Hohn v Hohn [2014] EWHC 4122 (Fam), reported to be the highest-value divorce case in English legal history. Stephen Brandon QC and Oliver Marre represented Mrs Cooper-Hohn on tax matters. A copy of the judgment is available here. [15 December 2014]]]>