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Out of the blue you’ve received a request from HMRC for more information about your accounts. As the time limit for an enquiry has passed, is HMRC entitled to it or can you refuse?
Published 22.01.2019
In May 2019 the Court of Appeal ruled on HMRC’s handling of a dispute over a self-assessment tax return relating to an avoidance scheme. The ruling included helpful pointers for anyone completing a
tax return. What did the judges say?
Published 26.06.2019
The Taxman has been issuing tax assessments to husband and wife companies. Why has he done this? And what should you do if you’ve received (or do receive) something similar?
Published 11.05.2007
A Tribunal recently ruled on a dispute between HMRC and a taxpayer over the losses shown in his accounts. What are the useful lessons any business can learn from the outcome?
Published 15.05.2018
The decision in a recent tribunal hearing makes painful reading for the Taxman. The judge tore his case to shreds. The judgment also pinpointed flaws in the Taxman’s general approach to
investigations; what were they?
Published 02.11.2010
Tax inspectors will soon have more powers to dig into your tax affairs. What’s more, the new rules will apply retrospectively. What’s the full story?
Published 26.01.2022
The First-tier Tribunal recently ruled on a long running battle over the validity of tax assessments. A key issue was whether the taxpayer’s tardiness gave HMRC the right to extend the time limits
for issuing them. What was the outcome?
Published 31.05.2022
A First-tier Tribunal recently considered whether HMRC was entitled to issue an assessment after the normal time limit had passed. The accountant’s actions were key to the outcome. Why, and how might
this affect your choice of tax advisor?
Published 08.03.2022
The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) recently had to decide if HMRC was right to issue tax assessments and penalties because a taxpayer had provided inadequate information about her income. What practical
advice can be learned from the FTT’s ruling?
Published 03.04.2024
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