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Pump Court Tax Chat brings you expert analysis of key, topical tax issues from the barristers from Pump Court Tax Chambers. Whether you are a tax professional, a solicitor, accountant or interested in tax law you are in the right place. As the UK’s leading tax chambers, our team of barristers dives deep into the latest tax news, key cases and important legislative updates. From the impact of major tax changes to practical advice for navigating HMRC enquiries, insights to keep you informed and ahead of the curve. Join us every month for discussions with top tax barristers covering everything from corporate tax to personal wealth tax issues. We will keep you up to date with the latest developments and ideas.Presenter: Laura PootsProducer: Peter ShevlinA C60 Media production for Pump Court Tax Chambershttps://www.pumptax.com/
Pump Court Tax Chambers hosts Pump Court Tax Chat, a business show with 14 episodes published.
David Yates KC and Sadiya Choudhury KC take a look a some of the latest employment tax cases and recent changes to employment tax legislation. Umbrella companies 2:01 Mainpay : Mainpay was an umbrella company providing t
David Yates KC and Sadiya Choudhury KC take a look a some of the latest employment tax cases and recent changes to employment tax legislation. Umbrella companies 2:01 Mainpay: Mainpay was an umbrella company providing th
Ben Elliott, Quinlan Windle and Sam Glover look at recent developments in litigation focusing on procedural issues such as late appeals (Medpro), burden of proof (Sintra), the jurisdiction of the tribunal, disclosure and
Laura Poots KC and Thomas Chacko consider classification and characterisation in VAT cases. 2:00 What is meant by classification and characterisation: when you have identified you have a single supply or a set of multipl
David Ewart KC and Laura Ruxandu look at judicial review in relation to tax cases from a procedural as well as substantive perspective. when you can bring judicial review in a tax case.what to do if you have alternative
Legislation Part III and Schedule 5 of the Finance Act 1996Section 42 and Schedule 12 of the Finance Act 2018EU Landfill Directive (1999/31/EC)Consultation on Reform of Landfill Tax in England and Northern Ireland (April
Thomas Chacko and Quinlan Windle discuss the options for tax breaks in relation to spending on R&D: outline of scheme and changes made in 2024what R&D meanscan you claim when R&D is contracted outpractical points about h
Rupert Baldry KC and Sadiya Choudhury KC examine how the customs and excise duty regime is operating post-Brexit. This includes a brief overview of the pre-Brexit regime, the main legislative changes since Brexit, the re
Jeremy Woolf and Barbara Belgrano look at how Brexit affects the UK tax position and consider some of the issues which will be ongoing, at least in the near future. (3:08) Where we are today: you have to consider which p
David Milne KC, Richard Vallat KC and Calypso Blaj discuss the implications of Hargreaves, in particular: What we can say about what is meant by "beneficial entitlement"? How is it different to "beneficial ownership"? An
In this episode, Elizabeth Wilson KC and Ronan Magee take a look at the "unallowable purpose rule" in the loan relationship code and in particular three recent Court of Appeal cases – Kwik-Fit (in which Elizabeth Wilson
The October 2024 budget proposes a number of very significant changes for those who were previously considered “non-domiciled” for tax purposes, with effect from 6th April 2025. James Rivett KC and Emma Chamberlain are p
Now the dust has settled following publication of the 30th October 2024 budget, Kevin Prosser KC and David Yates KC give their thoughts on certain aspects of the budget, looking at important changes to CGT and IHT, and a
Keep up to date with all things tax law related with the Pump Tax Chat, brought to you by leading UK tax set, Pump Court Tax Chambers. In our latest episode, Laura Poots and Ben Elliott discuss the latest case law develo
Welcome to Pump Court Tax Chat, the podcast brought to you by the expert barristers at Pump Court Tax Chambers. Whether you're a business owner, tax professional, or just interested in tax law, you're in the right place!
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