Tax News
Tax News is a monthly podcast series hosted by London-based tax lawyers Tanja Velling and Zoe Andrews. It covers the latest developments in UK, EU, and international tax law, focusing on issues relevant to large UK and multinational businesses. Each episode provides concise updates and analysis on tax policy changes, case law, and regulatory developments.
Episodes
Tax News: July 2026
The latest edition of Slaughter and May's Tax News podcast (July 2026) is out now, hosted by Zoe Andrews (Head of Tax Knowledge) and Tax associate Amy Motherwell.
The podcast covers several developments that may be relevant to you including:
Key cases: The Supreme Court's decision in HFFX on the limits of purposive construction and the charge to miscellaneous income; the Upper Tribunal's decision
Tax News: May 2026
For this month’s edition, Gabrielle Pereira and Alex Dustan join Zoe Andrew to discuss:
Supreme Court's Gunfleet Sands decision: A restrictive ruling on capital allowances for predevelopment costs
Electricity Generator Levy: Increase from 45% to 55% from July 2026, with voluntary fixed-price contracts
Court of Appeal in Burlington : Important clarification of treaty purpose tests, with global im
Tax News: March 2026
For this month’s edition, Ed Milliner joins Zoe Andrews to discuss three cases: Sintra (CA) – burden of proof in tax penalty appeals, Lycamobile (UT) – VAT on bundle plans (and two perfect quotes about VAT…), and Muller (CA) – how the partnership notional company fiction interacts with the intangible fixed assets rules.
The podcast then covers various UK tax developments including: tax adviser reg
Tax News: January 2026
For this month’s edition, Jamshed Bilimoria joins Zoe Andrews to discuss three cases: Hotel La Tour (Supreme Court judgment on input VAT recovery on deal fees), Tower One St George Wharf (Court of Appeal decision on SDLT and anti‑avoidance) and Font (High Court decision on judicial review in MAP dispute).
The podcast then covers aspects of the Autumn Budget and Finance Bill including: mandatory
Tax News: November 2025
For this month’s edition, Alex Sim joined Zoe Andrews to discuss three cases of the FTT: Dialog (the tax treatment of break fees), Boulting (purchase of own shares was not a distribution) and Ferrero (the VAT treatment of Nutella biscuits).
The podcast then covers HMRC’s campaign on management expenses and HMRC’s policy (set out in Revenue & Customs Brief 6 (2025)) on VAT deduction on insur
Tax News: October 2025
Sarah Osprey joined Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling to discuss trends in HMRC enquiries and the use of criminal investigation powers in a tax context.
The podcast then covers the Supreme Court’s decision in Prudential Assurance on the interaction between the VAT grouping and time of supply rules, and the CJEU’s decision in Arcomet Towercranes that transfer pricing adjustments can trigger VAT liabili
Tax News: September 2025
Sarah Osprey joined Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling to talk about tax disputes and our exciting new project in this area.
The podcast further covers three decisions of the First-tier Tribunal:
Currys Retail on the capital gains tax degrouping charge
Millennium Cash & Carry, the first case on the so-called “sugar tax” which highlights the limits of statutory construction
Motorplus on VAT recover
Tax News: July 2025
Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the following recent cases:
Dolphin Drilling: the Supreme Court’s decision on the meaning of “incidental” should not be read as having wider application beyond the oil contractor regime
Haworth (Court of Appeal) applying the place of effect management test to a trust in the context of a “round the world” capital gains tax scheme
Marlborough DP (Court of Appea
Tax News: The One Big Beautiful Bill
Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling are joined by Arvind Ravichandran, Tax Partner at Cravath, to discuss the impact the proposed section 899 could have on US capital markets if enacted but how it is unlikely to be a big issue in practice.
They cover:
The purpose and potential withdrawal from the Bill of Section 899, a proposed tax on foreign investors, in response to global tax developments
How change
Tax News: June 2025
Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the Upper Tribunal’s decisions in Walkers Snack Foods on the VAT classification of “Sensations Poppadoms” and Rettig Heating Group, the judicial review of HMRC’s refusal of a late claim to set off a non-trading loan relationship deficit. They then discuss the Court of Appeal’s decision in Beard on the meaning of “dividends of a capital nature”.
The podcast als
Tax News: May 2025
Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the First-tier Tribunal’s decisions in:
Candy giving overpayment relief for an SDLT charge on the substantial performance of a contract that was later cancelled
Refinitiv on the taxpayer’s successful application for a direction to issue closure notices
Vaccine Research Limited Partnership where purposive construction was used to look at transactions in the ro
Tax News: April 2025
Partner Alex Dustan from our Infrastructure and Energy team joined the April 2025 edition of our Tax News podcast to discuss the consultation on a “new permanent mechanism…to respond to future oil and gas price shocks” once the Energy Profits Levy ends, and the Court of Appeal’s decision in Gunfleet Sands on tax relief for pre-development costs.
Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the consultati
Tax News: March 2025
In this podcast, tax associate Stephanie Mullins joins Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling to discuss the UK Supreme Court’s decision in Royal Bank of Canada which could call into question received wisdom on the Ramsay principle of statutory interpretation.
Zoe and Tanja draw out lessons on evidence and witness selection from the First-tier Tribunal’s decision in Lloyds Asset Leasing before touching on
Tax News: February 2025
In this podcast, Tax Associate Nadia Hourihan joins Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling to discuss the Court of Appeal’s decision in ScottishPower that payments in lieu of penalties are tax deductible (even though no tax deduction would have been available for the penalties themselves).
Zoe and Tanja further discuss the First-tier Tribunal’s decision in NHS Mid & South Essex that withholding tax a
Tax News: January 2025
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the First-tier Tribunal’s decision in Blackfriars Hotel applying an anti-avoidance provision in the loss relief regime to a loss-refreshing transaction reminiscent of the Kwik-Fit unallowable purpose case.
They also discuss the First-tier Tribunal’s decision in Grint on the sale of occupational income rules (which had been used by HMRC as an a
Tax News - U.S. tax policy post-election
In this special episode of our Tax News podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling asked Arvind Ravichandran, Tax Partner at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP, what U.S. tax policy may look like during a second Trump Administration.
During the episode, we cover:
The significance of the Republican Party achieving a “trifecta” in the November 2024 elections.
How tax legislation can be passed by simple ma
Tax News: November 2024
In this podcast, Catrin Young, Senior Professional Support Lawyer in the Pensions Team, joins Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling to discuss the government’s policy decision at the Autumn Budget to bring unused pension savings and death benefits into the scope of inheritance tax (with the charge to be administered by pension trustees), and HMRC’s recent clarification that the authorised surplus payment
Tax News: October 2024
In this podcast, tax associate Alex Sim joins Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling to discuss the Upper Tribunal’s decision in Muller on the interaction of certain provisions in the intangible fixed assets regime with the rules on the taxation of partnerships.
Zoe and Tanja also discuss the CJEU’s decisions in the Apple and UK CFC rules State aid cases, the Supreme Court’s decision in Professional Game
Tax News: September 2024
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling highlight points related to the Chancellor’s statement on public spending inheritance. They also discuss updated HMRC guidance on the multinational top-up tax and domestic top-up tax and comments from the business community.
Before moving on to HMRC statistics on the tax take and litigation outcomes for 2023/24, Zoe and Tanja discuss VAT and the Claph
How does the purpose of your borrowing impact tax deductibility?
Join Tanja Velling, co-host of our Tax News podcast and Tax Partners, Dominic Robertson and Charles Osborne, as they discuss the unallowable purpose rule, one of the UK's restrictions on companies deducting interest when calculating profits subject to corporation tax.
This episode dives into:
How this rule disallows interest deductions where a company’s borrowing is for a main tax avoidance purpos
Tax News: July 2024
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling share thoughts on the IFS publication “The government’s record on tax 2010-24” and HMRC’s estimate of the tax gap for the tax year 2022/23 in the context of Labour’s general election victory.
They also discuss the Court of Appeal’s decisions in JTI on the unallowable purpose rule in the loan relationships regime and Altrad Services on an attempt to cr
Tax News: June 2024
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the Upper Tribunal’s decisions in the remuneration trust case Marlborough DP and the VAT classification case Innovative Bites. In considering the latter, Zoe and Tanja also touch on a recent IMF paper with a design proposal for a progressive VAT system.
The podcast further covers the Court of Appeal’s judgment in Hotel La Tour on input tax rec
Tax Disputes Series - France
What does the recent trend of criminalisation of transfer pricing matters in France mean for businesses operating in the country? What tools are tax authorities in France using to obtain information and to enforce the rules? What action can be taken to minimise French transfer pricing risk and what options are available to resolve disputes?
Julien Gayral, Partner at Bredin Prat, joined Charles Osb
Tax Disputes Series - Nigeria
How do Nigerian tax disputes generally proceed? Should taxpayers continue to comply with the transfer pricing regulations although their validity is in question? How are plans for a tax amnesty likely to develop?
Lolade Ososami, Partner at Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie, joined Sarah Osprey and Tanja Velling to discuss these questions and more.
This is the fifth of six episodes in a series on tax dis
Tax Disputes Series - India
Why is India's tax disputes landscape unique? How should taxpayers best approach dealings with the Indian tax authority? What is the impact on taxpayers of the recent case concerning the most favoured nation clause in Indian tax treaties, including for multinationals taking dividends out of India?
Mukesh Butani, Founder and Managing Partner of BMR Legal Advocates, spoke with Sarah Osprey, Partner
Tax News: May 2024
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss two Court of Appeal decisions on the loan relationships unallowable purpose rule in section 441 of the Corporation Tax Act 2009: BlackRock and Kwik-Fit. In both cases, the Court of Appeal confirmed the Upper Tribunal’s decision that there was an unallowable tax avoidance purpose. In BlackRock, this led to a complete disallowance of all interes
Tax Disputes Series - Australia
What is the Australian Taxation Office’s approach to tax compliance for multinationals? Does the ATO take into account a wider range of factors than HMRC when considering a settlement? What does the PepsiCo decision mean for the ATO’s expansive definition of “royalties”?
Angela Wood, National Practice Group Leader of Clayton Utz Tax Practice, joins Richard Jeens, Co-Head of Slaughter and May’s Tax
Tax Dispute Series - USA
What are current trends in US tax disputes? How can you reduce litigation risk? What is the Supreme Court likely to make of Moore, a case that could call into question large swathes of the US tax system?
Clark Armitage, Transfer Pricing Advisor and Member at Caplin & Drysdale, joins Dominic Robertson, Co-Head of Slaughter and May’s Tax Disputes Practice, and Tanja Velling, Tax PSL Counsel at
Tax Disputes Series - Brazil
Brazil has a highly litigious tax environment; companies rarely have fewer than ten ongoing disputes. To what extent is the environment improving through the introduction of a settlement process, legal reforms undertaken with a view to future OECD membership and the overhaul of Brazil’s complicated indirect tax system?
To find out, listen to this episode with Ricardo Bolan, Co-Head of Lefosse Advo
Tax News: April 2024
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the Court of Appeal’s decision in Prudential on the interaction between the VAT grouping and time of supply rules, and the Upper Tribunal’s decisions in Beard (which followed First Nationwide in holding that a distribution by a Jersey company out of share premium was an income dividend) and Sehgal which considered the remittance basis rules in
Tax News: March 2024
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling share thoughts on the Spring Budget and the following recent cases: the Court of Appeal’s decision in Clipperton on a dividend replacement scheme, and the First-tier Tribunal’s decisions in Keighley, Stolkin and Mahmood, focussing respectively on the meaning of “control”, the question whether a company was trading following the appropriation to tradin
Tax News: February 2024
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss two First-tier Tribunal decisions. One is a fun case and they’ve set this up a mystery to be solved in the first few minutes of the podcast. The other FTT decision is Bolt Services on the VAT treatment of taxi rides booked through a ride-hailing app.
The podcast also covers the Court of Appeal’s decision in Dolphin Drilling considering the me
Tax News: Bonus Episode
To celebrate the launch of our new Tax News shows, we have released an extra episode so you can find out more about the hosts of our monthly episodes, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling.
Tax News: January 2024
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the First-tier Tribunal’s decision in Harber on the dangers of relying on legal research conducted by generative AI, certain points on tiered partnership structures and the Ramsay doctrine from the Court of Appeal’s decision in BCM Cayman, and the CJEU’s decision in the Amazon State aid case. The podcast also covers the summary of responses in
Tax News Highlights: December 2023
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews, Tanja Velling and Nele Dhondt discuss the CJEU decision in the Engie State aid case, the Advocate General's opinion in the Apple State aid case, the UK Supreme Court's decisions in Skatteforvaltningen and in Fisher on the transfer of assets abroad regime.
The podcast also covers the UN Resolution on a framework convention on international tax cooperation and the OECD’
Tax News Highlights: November 2023
In this podcast, Emma Game and Tanja Velling discuss the Supreme Court’s decision in Vermilion considering whether a particular securities option was employment-related, the Court of Appeal’s decision in Delinian (formerly Euromoney) on the purpose test in the capital gains tax reorganisation rules, and the Upper Tribunal’s decision in Refinitiv, a judicial review case where the taxpayers argued t
Tax News Highlights: October 2023
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the Upper Tribunal’s decision in ScottishPower on the deductibility of payments made pursuant to an agreement with the regulator at the end of an investigation and the Supreme Court’s decision in Target Group on the scope of the VAT exemption for financial services.
The podcast also covers draft legislation for Finance Bill 2023-24 in respect
Tax News Highlights: September 2023
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the Upper Tribunal’s decisions in JTI Acquisitions Company on the loan relationships unallowable purpose rule, Hotel La Tour on input tax recovery in respect of advisers’ fees on a share sale to raise funds for downstream economic activity, and M Group Holdings on the substantial shareholding exemption. They also discuss the First-tier Tribuna
Tax News Highlights: June 2023
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling are joined by Nele Dhondt to discuss the EU’s Foreign Subsidies Regulation, how it could apply in the tax context and what steps can be taken to prepare for its coming into force. They also discuss the Advocate General’s opinion in the Amazon State aid case, recommending that the Court of Justice upholds the General Court’s decision that had annulled
Tax News Highlights - May 2023
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the Court of Appeal’s decision in McClean v Thornhill KC on duty of care in the context of tax advice, the First-tier Tribunal’s decision in Buckingham on the tax treatment of a US dividend, the Upper Tribunal’s decision in Spring Capital on whether questions of Scots law are questions of fact or law, and the Advocate General’s opinion in the
Tax News Highlights: March 2023
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss a few highlights from the Spring Budget, including certain pensions tax changes, the temporary introduction of full expensing for expenditure that would otherwise attract capital allowances at the main rate of 18%, an update on tax reliefs for research and development and changes to the application of certain administrative provisions in respe
Tax News Highlights: February 2023
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the Upper Tribunal’s decisions in Harrison, confirming the demise of the doctrine of “staleness” in relation to discovery assessments, and Morrisons on the standard to be applied when reviewing the First-tier Tribunal’s assessment of a multi-factorial test.
They also discuss HMRC’s Transfer Pricing and Diverted Profits Tax statistics for 2021
Tax News Highlights: January 2023
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the decision in Urenco Chemplants where the Court of Appeal corrected a drafting error in the Capital Allowances Act 2001 and a range of other UK developments, including the technical consultation on the VAT treatment of fund management services, the evaluation plan for the notification of uncertain tax treatment for large businesses, the exte
Tax News Highlights: December 2022
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the UK’s first comprehensive tax treaty with Brazil which was signed on 29 November 2022 as well as certain highlights from the Autumn Statement and in relation to the Autumn and Spring Finance Bills, including an update on the UK’s implementation of Pillar Two and the new Electricity Generator Levy to be legislated for in the Spring Finance B
Tax New Highlights: November 2022
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the CJEU’s decision in Fiat on fiscal State aid and the Supreme Court’s decision in NHS Lothian on historic claims for input tax recovery. They also discuss UK Finance’s report on the total tax contribution of the UK banking sector, the designation of the 2022 edition of the OECD’s Transfer Pricing Guidelines under TIOPA and the removal of the
Tax News Highlights: October 2022
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the First-tier Tribunal’s decision in Burlington Loan Management considering the purpose test in Article 12 (Interest) of the UK/Ireland double tax treaty and two decision of the Upper Tribunal: Aozora GMAC concerning the interaction between the UK/US double tax treaty and the UK’s rules on unilateral relief and Pickles considering the interpr
Tax News Highlights: August 2022
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the Upper Tribunal’s decisions in HMRC v Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC on the application of the purpose test in the reorganisation rules (section 137(1) TCGA), in HMRC v BlackRock Holdco 5, LLC on transfer pricing and the unallowable purpose test in the loan relationship rules (section 441 CTA 09), and in Altrad Services Limited v HMRC
Tax News Highlights: June 22
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the General Court’s decision in the EU State aid case in respect of the finance company exemption in the UK’s CFC rules and the Supreme Court’s decision in Zipvit on input tax recovery. They discuss the recently announced Energy Profits Levy and associated investment allowance as well as the results of a survey by the Centre for Policy Studies
Tax news highlights: May 2022
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the First-Tier Tribunal decisions in Sally Judges on the question whether legislative amendments and related materials can influence the interpretation of the provisions in their form before the amendment took effect, in Alexander Beard on the nature of dividends paid out of share premium, in JTI where interest deductions for the intra-group f
Tax news highlights: March 2022
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling consider the Chancellor’s Spring Statement which was delivered on 23 March 2022, the latest developments in the two-pillar process towards international tax reform and how the possibility of the UK’s introduction of an online sales tax sits with its international obligations.
The podcast also covers a number of recent cases: the Upper Tribunal’s decis
Tax News Highlights: February 2022
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling consider the increasing interest in the link between tax and climate action in particular in light of the High Court decision in R (oao Cox & Others) v The Oil And Gas Authority & Others, the new public interest business protection tax which is proposed to be enacted as part of the current Finance Bill, HMRC’s revised draft guidance on the lar
Tax news highlights: January 2022
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling are joined by Nele Dhondt to discuss the latest developments in tax State aid cases, focusing in particular on the decision of the Court of Justice in the Spanish financial goodwill case and the AG opinion in Fiat.
Tax News Highlights: December 2021
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling cover three highlights from the UK’s Tax Administration and Maintenance Day – proposed reforms of the taxation of securitisation and insurance-linked securities, the Government’s response to the OTS review of CGT, indicating that an alignment of CGT and income tax rates is not currently on the cards, but the Government is considering whether to allow
Tax news highlights: November 2021
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling provide an update on the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework’s two-pillar solution to address the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy, highlighting potential stumbling blocks on the road to implementation and the joint statement from Austria, France, Italy, Spain, the UK and the US on the transition away from digital services taxes
Tax news highlights: October 2021
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the consultation response and draft legislation for the economic crime levy, the High Court decision in Almacantar on the application of estoppel by convention in the context of a notice of claim under a tax indemnity, and the First-tier Tribunal decisions in Shinelock on the interaction between the tax rules and net accounting and Marlborough
Tax new highlights: September 2021
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss HMRC’s draft guidance in relation to the large business notification of uncertain tax treatment for which draft legislation was published on “L-Day”, and four recent cases:
the Court of Appeal’s decision in Ingenious Games (a sequel to the Ingenious Films litigation);
the Court of Session’s decision in the employment-related securities case Ve
Tax News Highlights: August 2021
In this podcast, Nele Dhondt and Tanja Velling discuss the proposal for a new UK subsidy control regime (and its impact on tax) as well as the EU General Court’s decision in the Nike and Converse State aid case. The podcast also covers key points around the draft legislation for the large business notification of uncertain tax treatment published on 20 July, better known as “L-day”, and the latest
Tax news highlights: July 2021
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the First-tier Tribunal decision in West Burton Property Limited v HMRC concerning deferred revenue expenditure and the interaction between the accounting and tax computation rules. They also discuss the Supreme Court decision in the Haworth judicial review proceedings which confirms that the pre-conditions for the issuance of a follower notic
Tax news highlights: June 2021
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the Supreme Court decisions in Hurstwood Properties on the application of the Ramsay principle to business rates legislation and Tooth on discovery assessments, clarifying the meaning of “deliberate error” and dismissing the concept of staleness. They also consider two cases concerning tax covenant and warranty claims, Dodika before the Court
Tax News Highlights - May 2021
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling provide an update on the progress of Finance Bill 2021, noting some of the Government amendments made during the Committee Stage.
They also discuss two First-tier Tribunal and one High Court decisions. The First-tier Tribunal decisions are those in Euromoney on the application of the purpose test in section 137 of the Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act
Tax news highlights: April 2021
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling provide an overview of the UK Government’s announcements made on Tax Day, 23 March 2021, highlighting three measures that were shelved and three measures on which further information will be published in due course.
Five consultations are discussed in more detail: the call for evidence on the tax administration framework to support a 21st century
Tax News Highlights - March 2021
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss highlights from the UK Budget, including the planned increase of the headline corporation tax rate, the proposed review of tax administration practices, and the introduction of a more generous loss carry-back and enhanced capital allowances.
The podcast provides an update on certain OECD and EU developments, including on the International Comp
Tax News Highlights - February 2021
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling consider the evaluation of HMRC’s implementation of powers, obligations and safeguards introduced since 2012 which was published on 4 February 2021, the review of the UK’s funds regime including the consultation on the tax treatment of asset holding companies in alternative fund structures and the OECD’s updated guidance on tax treaties and the impact
Tax News Highlights - January 2021
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling provide an update on tax aspects of the EU-UK Trade and Co-operation Agreement, OECD guidance on the transfer pricing implications of COVID-19, a House of Lords report giving short shrift to a number of Government proposals and plans to withdraw Revenue and Customs Brief 12/2020 on the VAT treatment of early termination fees and compensation payments.
Tax News Highlights - December 2020
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling look back over certain 2020 tax news highlights and forward at what 2021 may bring. The podcast covers international tax reform, and certain tax aspects of Brexit and relating to COVID-19. Zoe and Tanja also review three key cases decided in 2020, the Apple state aid case and two UK cases, Newey on VAT and abuse of law, and Fowler on deeming provision
Tax News Highlights - November 2020
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the recent cases, including the First-tier Tribunal decision in Blackrock and the Court of Appeal decision in Total, some good news on VAT recovery and financial services and the draft legislation for Finance Bill 2021 which was published on 12 November 2020, also considering documents published alongside the draft legislation and what its pub
Tax News Highlight: October 2020
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the OECD’s blueprints for international tax reform, points around customs, employee taxation and retained EU and domestic case law after the end of the transition period and the CJEU judgment in the United biscuits VAT case.
Tax news highlights: September 2020
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss rumours of UK tax rises, potential changes to the UK’s VAT grouping rules, HMRC’s new policy on the VAT treatment of early termination fees, and the decision in the Irish Bank case on tax treaty interpretation.
Tax news highlights: August 2020
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the status of the OECD's work to address the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy, two recent High Court cases, HMRC’s ten year strategy and the proposal to modernise the UK’s stamp taxes on shares regime.
Tax news highlights: July 2020
In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling discuss the Chancellor's Summer Economic Statement and the latest developments in respect of DAC6 and international tax reform.
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