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Tax law [2021] UKFTT 294

Gelder Ltd v Revenue & Customs (INCOME TAX - Construction Industry Scheme)

Gelder Ltd v Revenue & Customs (INCOME TAX - Construction Industry Scheme) [2021] UKFTT 294 (TC) (18 August 2021)

The tribunal allowed Gelder Ltd’s appeal, finding it took reasonable care and made good-faith errors, so relief under regulation 9(3) was granted.

  • Income tax
  • Construction industry scheme
  • Withholding tax
  • Regulation 9(3)
  • Reasonable care
  • Plant hire
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Tax law [2021] UKFTT 294 (TC)

Gelder Ltd v Revenue & Customs (INCOME TAX - Construction Industry Scheme)

Gelder Ltd v Revenue & Customs (INCOME TAX - Construction Industry Scheme) [2021] UKFTT 294 (TC) (18 August 2021)

The First-tier Tribunal (Tax) allowed Gelder Ltd’s appeal, finding it had taken reasonable care and was entitled to relief under regulation 9(3) of the CIS rules.

  • Income tax
  • Construction industry scheme
  • Withholding tax
  • Regulation 9(3)
  • Reasonable care
  • Relief criteria
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Tax law [2021] UKFTT 128 (TC)

Regency Site Personnel Ltd v Revenue and Customs (LATE APPEAL - Martland considered)

Regency Site Personnel Ltd v Revenue and Customs (LATE APPEAL - Martland considered) [2021] UKFTT 128 (TC) (9 April 2021)

The tribunal refused permission for a late tax appeal, finding the delay serious and significant, with no good reason and fairness favouring finality.

  • Late appeal
  • Construction industry scheme
  • Income tax (construction industry scheme) regulations 2005
  • Regulation 9(3)
  • Regulation 13 determination
  • Late-appeal
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