Want to keep up with the latest developments in UK, EU and international tax? Tax News is a monthly series hosted by London-based tax lawyers Tanja Velling and Zoe Andrews, focussing on issues relevant to large UK and multinational businesses.
Tax News
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Want to keep up with the latest developments in UK, EU and international tax? Tax News is a monthly series hosted by London-based tax lawyers Tanja Velling and Zoe Andrews, focussing on issues relevant to large UK and multinational businesses.
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Recent Episodes
May 21, 2026
Tax News: May 2026
For this month’s edition, Gabrielle Pereira and Alex Dustan join Zoe Andrew to discuss: Supreme Court's Gunfleet Sands decision: A restrictive ruling on capital allowances for predevelopment costs Electricity Generator Levy: Increase from 45% to 55% from July 2026, with voluntary fixed-price contracts Court of Appeal in Burlington : Important clarification of treaty purpose tests, with global implications for the principal purpose test Court of Appeal in MR Currell : The purpose of a payment does not determine its legal character VAT classification of Mega Marshmallows (Innovative Bites ): They're zero-rated food, not confectionery Inbound redomiciliation consultation: Proposals to allow foreign companies to move their place of incorporation to the UK
March 19, 2026
Tax News: March 2026
For this month’s edition, Ed Milliner joins Zoe Andrews to discuss three cases: Sintra (CA) – burden of proof in tax penalty appeals, Lycamobile (UT) – VAT on bundle plans (and two perfect quotes about VAT…), and Muller (CA) – how the partnership notional company fiction interacts with the intangible fixed assets rules. The podcast then covers various UK tax developments including: tax adviser registration rollout with proposed delay for in house teams in the financial services industry, NAO report on taxing large businesses, and uncertain Tax Treatment consultation on extending the notification regime – including a possible new trigger where HMRC’s position is not known and there is more than one credible legal interpretation.
January 29, 2026
Tax News: January 2026
For this month’s edition, Jamshed Bilimoria joins Zoe Andrews to discuss three cases: Hotel La Tour (Supreme Court judgment on input VAT recovery on deal fees), Tower One St George Wharf (Court of Appeal decision on SDLT and anti‑avoidance) and Font (High Court decision on judicial review in MAP dispute). The podcast then covers aspects of the Autumn Budget and Finance Bill including: mandatory tax adviser registration, SDRT exemption for newly listed companies, reform of transfer pricing, and permanent establishment (PE) rules; and the new corporation tax charge replacing DPT and changes to the share for share exchange rules and the impact on clearances. Jamshed and Zoe go on to explore international developments in two areas: the OECD’s global minimum tax “side‑by‑side package” (including new safe harbours and simplification measures) and the OECD updates on global mobility, including when home‑working may (or may not) create a PE.
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