01 November 2006
Our clients trade as a partnership and own a restaurant. They take wine out of the business to consume at home. HMRC, applying Sharkey v Wernher 36 TC 275, claim that the market value that the clients should be charged for the wine is the restaurant price, e.g. £15.
This should be an adjustment to profit which the clients are then taxed upon.
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