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The Court of Appeal recently held that a recipient of information will be bound by a duty of confidentiality if it was reasonable for them to have made enquiries ...

In Balhousie Holdings Ltd v HMRC [2021] UKSC 11, the Supreme Court allowed the taxpayer's appeal, holding that a sale and leaseback was not a disposal of the taxpayer's ‘entire interest' in...

Welcome to the March 2021 edition of RPC's V@, an update which provides analysis and news from the VAT world relevant to your business.

On 14 February 2020 the defendant signed the claimant's order form for the provision of connections for 800 mobile phones.

The court has and will act to prevent claims being re-litigated by parties not content with earlier outcomes...

This January, a record 500,000 people pledged to eat only plant-based food as part of Veganuary, but avoiding meat may not be the only way to eat sustainably.

Taylor Swift's battle with her former record label, Big Machine Label Group, and its buyer, Ithaca Holdings LLC, has been widely documented in the press over the last few years.

The Patents Court recently held that provisions in a settlement agreement, which restricted the ability to challenge IP rights in the future...

Last year saw a ten-year high in secondary fundraisings by UK listed retail companies, with the value of placings and rights issues on the London Stock Exchange ...

A Court of Appeal judgment has recently addressed what constitutes a complaint for the purposes of DISP [Clive Davis v Lloyds Bank [2021] EWCA Civ 557]. It is important to identify when a complaint is...

Throughout history, railways have been a universal symbol across the world of prosperity and innovation.

The COVID-19 pandemic has seen dramatic shifts in the content and media we consume, and the way in which we consume it.

Mr Mehrban appealed against assessments that were issued to him by HMRC in respect of tax years 2002/03 to 2015/16, pursuant to section 29, TMA.

In our July 2020 article , we looked at the case of Hart and Hart v Large, which concerned a survey undertaken by Mr Large for the Harts.