Mike Truman

Advisers can be reassured by the Court of Appeal’s judgment in Mehjoo

The chancellor’s claim to have axed the need for a pension annuity is unimpressive – and familiar

Each Taxation writer provides a tetrad of analyses of the chancellor’s announcements

Closing days of the court case of the accountant charged with cheating the public revenue

How could anyone have believed Working Wheels was legitimate?

Assessing a new standard for ethical behaviour in tax

The case of Samadian highlights the problems with Mallalieu v Drummond

The Upper Tribunal’s revised Rouse decision, following the Supreme Court ruling in Cotter, further muddies the waters of the self assessment process

Win Champagne (or a Tolley’s handbook) with our cryptic crossword and hunt for the best-dressed tax guides

Win Champagne (or a Tolley’s handbook) with our cryptic crossword and hunt for the best-dressed tax guides

The chancellor should resist the urge to make tax announcements in the autumn statement

The cases of  Tower Radio  and Aberdeen Asset Management are further evidence of  a shift in the courts against avoidance