A Practical Guide to Tax Disputes
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Third edition, March 2024
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This new edition is designed to give anybody involved in tax litigation a solid grounding of the relevant law and provide them with practical insights into the best way of preparing for and taking part in a hearing. It focuses on a considerable number of procedural changes that have been introduced since the last edition, including reference to recent case law.
AUTHORS
Adam Craggs is a partner and head of the Tax Disputes Resolution team at RPC LLP. He is an accredited mediator who advises on a wide range of contentious tax issues (direct and indirect), including HMRC enquiries and tax litigation, and can be contacted on adam.craggs@rpc.co.uk
Julian is a barrister at Exchequer Chambers, part of The Barrister Group (www.exchequerchambers.com). He acts as an advocate and in an advisory capacity and has appeared both on his own and as part of a team in a wide variety of cases in the First-tier Tribunal, Upper Tribunal, High Court and Court of Appeal.
Jonathan Levy is a solicitor with 30 years' experience in the tax resolution field. He advises on a wide range of contentious tax issues before the Tax Tribunals and the Higher Courts. For further information see www.levyandlevy.co.uk
Third edition, March 2024
UPDATE INFORMATION
This new edition is designed to give anybody involved in tax litigation a solid grounding of the relevant law and provide them with practical insights into the best way of preparing for and taking part in a hearing. It focuses on a considerable number of procedural changes that have been introduced since the last edition, including reference to recent case law.
AUTHORS
Adam Craggs is a partner and head of the Tax Disputes Resolution team at RPC LLP. He is an accredited mediator who advises on a wide range of contentious tax issues (direct and indirect), including HMRC enquiries and tax litigation, and can be contacted on adam.craggs@rpc.co.uk
Julian is a barrister at Exchequer Chambers, part of The Barrister Group (www.exchequerchambers.com). He acts as an advocate and in an advisory capacity and has appeared both on his own and as part of a team in a wide variety of cases in the First-tier Tribunal, Upper Tribunal, High Court and Court of Appeal.
Jonathan Levy is a solicitor with 30 years' experience in the tax resolution field. He advises on a wide range of contentious tax issues before the Tax Tribunals and the Higher Courts. For further information see www.levyandlevy.co.uk
Contributors
| Jonathan Levy | Author |
| Adam Craggs | Author |
| Julian Hickey | Author |
