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Title: Pending UK case


1
Pending UK case
  • Conference on Recent and Pending Cases at the ECJ
  • Philip Baker
  • Queen Mary University of London

2
Outline
  • Cadbury-Schweppes
  • CFC and Dividend GLO
  • Vodaphone 2
  • Remedies

3
1) Cadbury-Schweppes
  • Background to the case
  • Controlled foreign companies legislation
  • CSTS and CSTI resident in Ireland and subject
    to 10 tax rate
  • The question referred by the Special Commissioners

4
2) CFC and Dividend GLO
  • Background to the case
  • Note several issues overlap with other cases
    (and may be decided beforehand in those other
    cases)

5
2) CFC and Dividend GLO
  • The questions referred by the High Court
  • Foreign source dividends
  • Insurance companies receiving dividends
  • CFC issues
  • Third-state issues
  • The Art. 57 issue
  • Remedies (see below)

6
3) Vodaphone 2
  • Background to the case
  • Current state of the litigation

7
3) Vodaphone 2
  • The questions referred by the Special
    Commissioners
  • CFC issues
  • Artificial avoidance of tax issue
  • Abuse of rights issue
  • Art 58 issue
  • Debt vs equity issue
  • Dividend income issue

8
4) Remedies
  • Issues raised in a number of references
  • Issues not unique to the UK, but partly reflect
    English domestic law distinctions
  • The nature of the claim
  • Restitution for taxes unlawfully imposed
  • Compensation or damages
  • Claim for a benefit unduly denied

9
4) Remedies
  • If damages
  • Conditions in Brasserie du Pecheur/Factortame
  • sufficiently serious breach
  • excusable breach
  • direct causal link

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Pending UK cases (2)
  • Conference on Recent and Pending Cases at the ECJ
  • Philip Baker
  • Queen Mary University of London
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