We were delighted to have Luna, Jack, Abdur, Lucy, Taha, Devisha, Steph, Freddie and Alvin (pictured with Patrick Soares) with us for the September week...

As summer draws to a close, Peter Vaines' tax bulletin contains plenty to keep you busy. Peter examines recent decisions of the Upper Tribunal relating...

Chambers is pleased to announce that Riya Bhatt has been promoted to the Attorney General’s C Panel of Counsel, effective from 1 September 2026. The...

In July's Tax Bulletin, Peter Vaines sounds a note of caution concerning the new 'sanctionable conduct' rules and the lack of safeguard surrounding them. He...

In June's Tax Bulletin, Peter Vaines explains which party has the burden of proof and why that matters. He examines further recent developments relating to...

We are delighted that Dilpreet K Dhanoa has been nominated for the Tax Junior of the Year in the Legal500 Bar Awards 2026 and Field...

In his latest Tax Bulletin, Peter Vaines discusses Parker v HMRC, a recent decision concerning the "exceptional days" and  days in transit under the statutory...

Earlier this week, the Upper Tribunal handed down its judgment in Queenscourt v HMRC [2026] UKUT 195 (TCC). The Upper Tribunal allowed the appeal on...

Chambers is delighted to announce that Lachlan Molesworth has joined as a full member of chambers.Lachlan was called to the Bar in Australia in 2018...

Peter Vaines' latest Tax Bulletin contains more than a couple of sweet treats. He considers the latest guidance from the Tribunal on a range of...