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When it comes into force, Section 17 of the act will void any contractual provision insofar as it purports to prevent the disclosure of...

In a Tax Journal article, Gideon Sanitt and Sophie Rhind comment on the recent case of Cooke in the FTT. Although the FTT does not have...

In this article in the Tax Journal, we comment on how a “careless” mistake can have serious consequences in relation to your tax...

In this article in the Tax Journal, we comment on the recent FTT case, GCH Corporation, which highlighted the potential for tax avoidance...

In this article for Tax Journal, Sarah Ling and Jackelyn West comment on the “Transformation Roadmap” for the modernisation of HMRC and...

Non-financial misconduct (NFM) is a highly topical area of increasing regulatory scrutiny. It has its roots in the Me Too movement and is...

Litigation and dispute resolution partner Lois Horne has contributed an article to New Law Journal. Lois takes a detailed look at the G4S...

In a Tax Journal article, Sophie Rhind and Victoria Braid comment on the strict approach taken by the FTT to HMRC’s failure to comply...

Associate Francis Bond has been quoted in a Law360 article discussing the latest legal test to the UK's sanctions regime. On 30 January...

Chloë Edworthy, Andy Mather, Lois Horne, Mark Lawrence and Jonathan Pratt are contributing editors and authors to Lexology's Getting the...

In a recent Tax Journal article, Sophie Rhind and Victoria Braid discuss the circumstances in which taxpayers can apply for the...

Following the Supreme Court’s decision in Tooth, questions remained as to the type of knowledge a taxpayer must have when it comes to...

Governments and corporates are facing an onslaught of litigation over climate change, environmental damage and allegations of...

Issues surrounding delay by HMRC are back before the FTT, as recent decisions confirm the view that the FTT has jurisdiction to bar HMRC...

In the recent judgment of MDW Holdings Ltd v Norvill, the Court of Appeal clarified the law on when it is permissible to take account of...

On 4 October 2021, an enlarged seven-member Board of the Privy Council delivered its judgment in Convoy Collateral Ltd v Broad Idea...