S Sarenco Registered User Messages 7,908 10 Dec 2023 #21 AJAM said: The new guidance does not specifically say anything on the subject. Click to expand... Well, that’s not true. Have you actually read the revised guidance?
AJAM said: The new guidance does not specifically say anything on the subject. Click to expand... Well, that’s not true. Have you actually read the revised guidance?
D Dr Strangelove Registered User Messages 653 10 Dec 2023 #22 AJAM said: I get your point Sarenco. But Revenue aren't idiots. They know that they would lose that case in front of a judge. Click to expand... Tax challenges go first to the Tax Appeals Commissioner. It’s pretty rare for it to go to the the High Court. AJAM said: And public sector in general and Revenue in particular, are risk averse and would avoid this like the plague. Click to expand... Very much the opposite. Revenue are both the standard setter for, and the collector of, taxes. A taxpayer would need to demonstrate clearly that Revenue were applying own rule inconsistently or in breach of the law
AJAM said: I get your point Sarenco. But Revenue aren't idiots. They know that they would lose that case in front of a judge. Click to expand... Tax challenges go first to the Tax Appeals Commissioner. It’s pretty rare for it to go to the the High Court. AJAM said: And public sector in general and Revenue in particular, are risk averse and would avoid this like the plague. Click to expand... Very much the opposite. Revenue are both the standard setter for, and the collector of, taxes. A taxpayer would need to demonstrate clearly that Revenue were applying own rule inconsistently or in breach of the law