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Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal5 May 2006Added 6 Aug 2026
The appellant, Space Solutions Retail Ltd, manufactured retail wooden stalls for retail merchandising units from an address in Huddersfield and had been registered for VAT with effect from 1 December 2003. By letter of 13 May…
Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal3 May 2006Added 6 Aug 2026
The appellant, Beamfeature Limited, is an importer and distributor of household goods. The product in dispute is described in Beamfeature's sales literature as a patch work quilt: a woven bed covering approximately 240cm by…
Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal2 May 2006Added 6 Aug 2026
Mr Alan Griffiths and his wife, Mrs Veronica Jean Griffiths, returned to the United Kingdom from Spain on 2 March 2004 bringing with them 14,620 cigarettes and 2 kilos of hand rolling tobacco. As travellers between European Union…
Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal2 May 2006Added 6 Aug 2026
The appellant, Cheryll Scott, was stopped by Customs Officers at the UK Control Zone at Coquelles, France, on 16 June 2005 while driving her Vauxhall Vectra with three passengers, Mrs Gunn, Mrs Johnson and Mr Marriott, all…
Tax LawSpecial Commissioners of Income Tax26 Apr 2006Added 6 Aug 2026
Mr Roland Pooley and his wife, Mrs Joan Mary Pooley, ran a ladies outerwear shop in a small market town from 1972 until its closure in December 1995, Mrs Pooley having become a partner by the start of the 1986-87 year of…
Administrative / Public LawThe Court of Appeal of England and Wales (Civil Division)12 Apr 2006[2006] EWCA Civ 392Added 24 Aug 2026
The appellant, Ann Marie Rogers, a 54-year-old woman living in Swindon, discovered a lump in her breast in October 2004; biopsies following a mammogram revealed invasive carcinoma. She underwent a mastectomy, breast…
Tax LawSpecial Commissioners of Income Tax11 Apr 2006Added 6 Aug 2026
Mrs Daphne Gutteridge, born on 21 November 1947 and married on 9 March 1968, worked almost continuously from the age of 15. In August 2003, when she was nearly 56, the Pension Service sent her a calculation showing that her…
Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal10 Apr 2006Added 6 Aug 2026
The Highland Council operated leisure facilities across the Highlands: 15 council facilities, 11 of them including swimming pools, thirteen of which were associated with the Highlife card, together with 10 not-for-profit…
Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal27 Mar 2006Added 6 Aug 2026
E Moss Limited, which owned the Scholl business, appealed against two decisions of Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs dated 1 August 2003 and 3 June 2005. Scholl provided chiropody and foot care services through its shops…
Tax LawSpecial Commissioners of Income Tax27 Mar 2006Added 6 Aug 2026
The appellant, Mrs Sandra Lesley Whittaker, married in December 1965 and entered the National Insurance scheme on 7 February 1960, working almost continuously from 1959 and at one point holding four jobs at the same time. Her…
Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal22 Mar 2006Added 6 Aug 2026
Euroworld Distribution Services, a business set up by Ali (Jaffery) Maleek in March 2003, initially imported soft drinks from Egypt before deciding to move into the import of beer and spirits, obtaining the appropriate…
Tax LawSpecial Commissioners of Income Tax16 Feb 2006Added 6 Aug 2026
This was an ex parte application by the Commissioners for HM Revenue and Customs for consent under section 20(8A) of the Taxes Management Act 1970 to serve Notices on a Financial Institution and two named UK subsidiaries…
Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal8 Dec 2005Added 24 Aug 2026
The appellant, W R Davies Motor Group, claimed that it had overpaid output tax on "demonstrator cars" over the period from 1973 to 1997. It said the overpayment came to its notice following the judgment of the Court of Justice of…
Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal2 Dec 2005Added 6 Aug 2026
Mr Peter Schroeder, a Canadian national living in Denmark, at all material times owned and controlled The Arena Corporation Limited, a company incorporated in the Isle of Man in March 1993 whose directors belonged to an Isle of…
Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal2 Dec 2005Added 6 Aug 2026
Grace Construction Products Limited imported from the United States a composite building material known as Preprufe, manufactured by one of its U.S. affiliates and designed to be laid beneath concrete slabs as a highly reliable…
Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal17 Nov 2005Added 6 Aug 2026
Riverside Housing Association Limited is a registered social landlord within section 2 of the Housing Act 1996, incorporated under the Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1965 as a company limited by guarantee, and it is…
Tax LawSpecial Commissioners of Income Tax7 Jun 2005Added 6 Aug 2026
UBS AG, a Swiss bank, appealed as successor to Swiss Bank Corporation in respect of SBC's London branch. SBC was resident in Switzerland and carried on a banking business in London through that branch, which acted as a market…
Tax LawVAT and Duties Tribunal17 Feb 2005Added 6 Aug 2026
MyTravel Group plc, formerly Airtours plc, is a tour operator required to account for VAT on designated travel services under the Tour Operators Margin Scheme, set out in Customs Notice 709/5, parts of which have the force of…
Administrative / Public LawThe Chancery Division of the High Court19 Nov 2004[2004] EWHC 2699 (Ch)Added 24 Aug 2026
Mr Mensah was a patient of Dr Jones. On 6 June 2003 an incident occurred at Dr Jones' surgery when Mr Mensah attended to enquire about the results of a recent cholesterol test, in the course of which Dr Jones ordered him out of…
Immigration LawThe Court of Appeal of England and Wales (Civil Division)10 Jun 2004[2004] EWCA Civ 811Added 24 Aug 2026
Mr Ganga Bahadur Rana, a Nepalese national, arrived in the United Kingdom in July 2001 and was refused leave to enter in October 2001. He appealed to an adjudicator, who heard the appeal in May 2002 and rejected his claim…