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Taxpayer Appeals Struck Out As Those Appeals Had Been Settled By Agreement

By Mark McLaughlin, December 2014
An application by HMRC to strike out appeal proceedings by the appellants was upheld, on the basis that those appeals were settled by agreement under TMA 1970, s 54.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) applied to the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) for appeals made by the appellants to be struck out, on the grounds that those appeals had been settled by agreement under TMA 1970, s 54.

The appellants were employed by the same company. They were members of the company’s share scheme. Following enquiries into the appellants’ tax returns for 2006/07, HMRC issued closure notices on the basis that capital gains declared in respect of the disposal of scheme shares were assessable to income tax. HMRC subsequently advised that a ‘test case’ concerning the share scheme had been subject to a review, resulting in revised computations for each appellant.

Following discussions and correspondence, one of the
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