News Blog

The KinsellaTax Blog brings you comments on the UK’s latest HMRC Tax Investigations news including stories on tax evasion, tax avoidance, tax fraud, VAT fraud investigations and new HMRC legislation.

• KinsellaTax Wins The Sports Business Five-A-Side Tournament May 15, 2018KinsellaTax wins The Sports Business Five-A-Side Tournament at The J.Davidson Stadium organised by Dominic McGuinness of The Sport Business. KinsellaTax entered a team in last Friday’s…
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• Penalties September 7, 2017KinsellaTax 2014 Ltd point out that penalties are becoming hugely difficult and expensive under the new implementation of the new penalty regime. The most important parts…
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• VAT Annual Adjustment April 26, 2017When investigations are underway, especially with VAT, it is often forgotten to do the VAT annual adjustment. Partly exempt businesses are required to review the VAT…
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• Loss Relief March 13, 2017HMRC are always opposing any applications you make for any sort of relief during their tax investigation procedures. One of their favourites of course is opposition…
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• HMRC U-Turn On Pre-registration VAT March 9, 2017Time and time again during a HMRC investigation we come across problems in trying to claim VAT on pre-registration goods and services. It was not helped…
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• KinsellaTax considers the Entrepreneurs’ Relief March 7, 2017We are right in the middle of an argument with HMRC over Entrepreneurs’ Relief. It is well known that Entrepreneurs’ Relief applies to a Capital Gain…
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• Plans to shut tax offices unrealistic, reveals National Audit Office report January 10, 2017The National Audit Office have revealed that HMRC are re-evaluating plans to shut 170 offices, replacing them with 13 regional centres. However, the plans reveal that…
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• HMRC increase scrutiny of wealthy taxpayers January 9, 2017Accountancy RSM have warned that wealthier taxpayers will be the subject of increasing investigations by HMRC in the belief that more tax can be collected by…
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• Is Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) the new route to settle cases? October 18, 2016At a recent ADR mediation,  a very small claim by HMRC of £124,000 was reduced to £31,000. We were fighting Chartered Accountants figures, signed off by…
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• Revenue presses ahead with tax scheme crackdown September 29, 2016More than 1,000 tax planning schemes are being targeted by the taxman as the Revenue ramps up the use of a controversial tool that demands immediate…
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