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It is pretty unusual these days for a receipt of any kind not to be chargeable to tax one way or another and it is gratifying to read the case of Collins v HMRC TC 2088 where the Tribunal considered the implications of a receipt of $ 2 million
The recent decision in Prudential v Special Commissioners the Administrative Court 2009 EWCH2494 will be read with interest by the accountancy profession
