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FTT holds that sales of occupation income provisions applied to capital sum received by the taxpayer (Rupert Grint v HMRC)

FTT holds that sales of occupation income provisions applied to capital sum received by the taxpayer (Rupert Grint v HMRC)

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FTT holds discrimination settlement payment not taxable (L v HMRC)

FTT holds discrimination settlement payment not taxable (L v HMRC)

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FTT allows taxpayer’s R&D appeal (Stage One Creative Services Ltd v HMRC)

FTT allows taxpayer’s R&D appeal (Stage One Creative Services Ltd v HMRC)

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UT considers taxpayer’s application for permanent anonymity and third party disclosure request (HMRC v The Taxpayer and Others)

UT considers taxpayer’s application for permanent anonymity and third party disclosure request (HMRC v The Taxpayer and Others)

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Direct tax treatment of damages and compensation payments

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VAT treatment of parking facilities

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The double taxation treaty passport scheme (DTTP scheme)

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Taxation of gambling in the UK

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