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UK tax update for lawyers: key FTT/UT rulings, VAT and SDLT/LTT developments, oil and gas ring fence, HMRC Manuals changes and case trackers—week of 27 June 2024

Published on: 27 June 2024

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Taxes management and litigation

FTT upholds penalties for invalid BADR claims (Cox and another v HMRC)

As outlined below, in Cox and another v HMRC [2024] UKFTT 510 (TC), the First-tier Tax Tribunal (FTT) rejected the taxpayers’ appeals against penalties arising from defective entrepreneurs’ relief claims, now termed business asset disposal relief (BADR). The FTT decided the claimants failed to exercise reasonable care when making the claims, and that HMRC’s choice not to suspend the penalties was not erroneous. See News Analysis: FTT upholds penalties for invalid BADR claims (Cox and another v HMRC).

VAT

FTT confirms dip pot formed part of single supply of takeaway food subject to VAT (Queenscourt Limited v HMRC)

As previously noted in a Tax weekly highlights, in Queenscourt Ltd v HMRC [2024] UKFTT 460 (TC), the FTT concluded that dip pots provided within a meal deal comprised part of a single, standard-rated supply of hot takeaway food...

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