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Replacement for equitable liability
Statutory replacement finally becomes law
04 Apr 2011
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KEITH M GORDON scrutinises the proposed legislation designed to codify the current equitable liability practice
03 Aug 2010
Equitable liability legislation unveiled
HMRC launch consultation on ESC saved from axe
14 Jul 2010
Equitable liability to become part of law
Success for campaign to save HMRC concession
16 Nov 2009
Do it now!
MIKE TRUMAN is losing patience with the delay over equitable liability
06 Oct 2009
Take care
KEITH M GORDON suggests that the equitable liability practice falls within HMRC’s current discretionary powers
22 Sep 2009
Aussie rules
MIKE TRUMAN thinks the Australians may have a thing or two to teach us. They might also have something to say about equitable liability
11 Aug 2009
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'Withdrawal will lead to familiar problems'
04 Aug 2009
Library page: equitable liability
Taxation's coverage of the administrative practice's withdrawal
22 Jul 2009
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Support for Taxation's latest campaign
21 Jul 2009
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'I am in favour of the abolition of equitable liability'
21 Jul 2009
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Support for Taxation's latest campaign
21 Jul 2009
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