Payroll fraud
What is Payroll Fraud? Payroll fraud is the theft of money from a business via the payroll processing system. It can be carried out by individual…
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Will HMRC Investigate COVID-19 Claims?
HMRC has put in place an online portal for employees and the public to report suspected fraud in the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and in their…
Remote Court Hearings: How Will Courts Adapt to COVID-19?
The Coronavirus Act 2020 and the new remote hearings protocols will make remote court hearings the new normal and lead to a step change in the…
Multiple Dwellings Relief
What is Multiple Dwellings Relief? Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a tax on any purchase of a property in England and Northern Ireland. There are…
The Rise of Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Matter of Mediation
Patrick Cannon looks at how mediation is gradually becoming the default method of resolving tax disputes with HMRC and also between taxpayers and their professional advisers…
Is Mediation Legally Binding?
First, let’s define our terms. The question can refer to either: whether or not someone involved in a dispute is legally required to use mediation first…
Landlord and Tenant Disputes
Conflicts between landlords and tenants are very common, and can be equally stressful for those involved. It’s important that these disputes are resolved as quickly as…
Commercial Disputes
Commercial disputes can be damaging for those involved and for their company’s reputation, especially if litigated publicly. Mediation is an effective and confidential form of dispute…
How Mediation Works
Mediation can be an effective means for resolving tax disputes, but how do you know if it’s the right step for you? Firstly, it’s important to…
What Are The Tax Implications of Investing In Commercial Property?
Direct or Indirect? You can invest directly in commercial property by buying and owning it either in your own name or with co-investors or partners. You…