Lord Inverclyde’s Trustees v Inland Revenue: HL 31 Mar 1924

The income of a trust estate for a certain year included a sum of pounds 72,231 untaxed interest on certain Government securities. Held ( aff. the judgment of the Second Division) that in computing their income for the purpose of assessment under Schedule D of the Income Tax Act 1918 the trustees were not entitled to deduct from the said sum of pounds 72,231 a sum of pounds 21,847 which they had paid during the year as interest on estate duty.

Judges:

Viscount Cave, Viscount Finlay, Lord Dunedin, Lord Shaw, and Lord Sumner

Citations:

[1924] UKHL 477, 61 SLR 477

Links:

Bailii

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Income Tax

Updated: 30 May 2022; Ref: scu.631555