An international law firm is facing a £1m negligence claim over inheritance tax related to a trust after the High Court found the argument was not time-barred

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has given a binding ruling that online site OnlyFans is liable to pay millions of pounds in VAT on subscriptions

Dave Chaplin, CEO of IR35 Shield, argues that HMRC's historical approach to status case law on IR35 is myopic and too narrow after Barnes case

The Court of Appeal has ruled that an upmarket matchmaking agency must pay VAT on the services provided to customers

A former rugby player and Sky commentator has won an IR35 case against HMRC over a disputed tax bill for £695,000

In his final column before retirement, VAT expert Graham Elliott analyses nominees and input tax in Ashtons Legal and suppression of sales rulings

Ten years since Rangers football club went into liquidation, HMRC has agreed to settle the long-running tax dispute, reducing the final tax bill to £56m

A taxpayer has won a case at the Court of Appeal over HMRC’s use of discovery assessments to assess whether the higher rate child benefit charge was payable

A director has lost an appeal at a First Tier Tribunal (FTT) after failing to meet an appeal deadline regarding income tax payments 

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has decided that an employee reward scheme that awards vouchers to staff as recognition for good work has a business purpose

Car maker Fiat Chrysler has won a long running court battle with the EU over disputed 30 million euros (£26m) tax bill due to Luxembourg

In our monthy round-up of cases, VAT expert Graham Elliott examines the rulings in Zaman over burden of proof, management fees in Intelligent Money and giant marshmallows in Innovative Bites