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Following the High Court's criticism of the Board of Review's delay in handing down a decision, the Commissioner of Inland Revenue's delay in determining taxpayer objections to assessments has now come under the spot light
The decision by the Commissioner of Inland Revenue (the "Commissioner") to refuse to grant a taxpayer an extension to object to tax assessments has been upheld by the Court of Appeal
DID YOU KNOW...that interim fees incurred by provisional liquidators (including agents’ fees), previously thought to have been payable from the funds of an insolvent estate without formal taxation, are now required to be taxed
The Court of Appeal recently handed down three tax decisions with respect to: taxation of unrealised profits; attributing knowledge of a director to the taxpayer company; and the continuance of tax appeals by way of case stated
