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Weekly case highlights ― 9 December 2024

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Weekly case highlights ― 9 December 2024

Produced by a Tolley Owner-Managed Businesses expert
Owner-Managed Businesses
Guidance
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These are our brief notes and thoughts on cases published in the last week or so which caught our eye and are likely to be of particular interest to tax practitioners. Full case reports and commentary on most of these cases will be included within our normal reference sources in the coming weeks.

Personal tax

Lapsley v HMRC

This HICBC case is a bit of a tangle. The taxpayer was undoubtedly subject to the charge but she was also entitled to a PAYE refund because she had been made redundant during the course of the tax year. She received the repayment but was later required to complete a SA return because of earlier failures to notify chargeability to the HICBC charge. However, on completing the return she included details of the tax paid on her employment income without taking into account the refund that she had received. Thus, even though her SA return included the HICB it still showed that a repayment of tax was due and a further refund was accordingly made by HMRC.

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  • 09 Dec 2024 05:32

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