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Adam Craggs

Adam Craggs is a partner at RPC LLP and head of its Tax, Regulatory and Financial Crime team. He advises both high net worth individuals and corporates on a wide range of contentious tax issues, including the defence of serious tax related fraud and ancillary civil proceedings. He can be contacted on 020 3060 6421 or adam.craggs@rpc.co.uk.

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Make sure HMRC’s search warrants are precise and intelligible

The First-tier Tribunal decision that created further uncertainty for self assessments taxpayers

Analysis by ADAM CRAGGS of the Upper Tribunal decision against the Revenue in the case of Charlton

Referring to loan relationships, ADAM CRAGGS illustrates the importance of well-presented evidence before the tax tribunal

The authorities appear to be chiselling away at legal professional privilege, say ADAM CRAGGS and JANE BAILEY

ADAM CRAGGS looks at closure notices in light of the Collinson decision

HMRC are taking an increasingly tough stance towards tax planning, say JONATHAN LEVY and ADAM CRAGGS

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