In Seg Bell v Ratna Singh [2024] EWHC 2725 (KB), Master Davidson, sitting in the London Circuit Commercial Court, made third-party debt...

Ram Lakshman considers whether the Chancellor’s proposals to encourage (or mandate) British pension schemes to invest in British...

In Lefort v HMRC  [2024] UKFTT 00926 (TCC), the FTT dismissed an appeal against HMRC’s decision to revoke a SIPP member’s fixed...

In Secretary of State for Work and Pensions v NC [2024] UKUT 251 (AAC), the Administrative Appeals Chamber of the Upper Tribunal was...

Paul Newman KC considers two recent determinations of the Deputy Pensions Ombudsman, concerning (amongst other things) the scope of the...

In Greene v HMRC [2024] UKFTT 872 (TC), the taxpayer transferred his pension fund to a QROPS, and a few months later £48,000 of that fund...

Paul Newman KC looks at a recent case on recoupment from the Singapore High Court, which considers the relationship between the remedy...

In the latest episode, recorded in May 2024, Paul talks to James Darbyshire, Chief Counsel at the Financial Services Compensation Scheme....

In Haigh v HMRC [2024] UKFTT 810 (TC), the FTT held that it had no jurisdiction to review HMRC’s decision that the taxpayer was out of...

Paul Newman KC will be delivering a paper at the APL Annual Conference in November on problems of evidence and proof in pensions law. The...