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Andrew Hubbard

Andrew Hubbard is editor in chief of Taxation magazine, published by LexisNexis and has a wider editorial role across many Tolley publications. Andrew initially trained as an inspector of taxes before joining the tax profession. He has worked in a ‘big four’ environment and was a partner in BDO Stoy Hayward and then Tenon before becoming a partner at RSM – a role from which he recently stepped down. He is also past president of both the CIOT and ATT. Email: andrew.n.hubbard@lexisnexis.co.uk.

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An eye over a recent tribunal decision and wonders where the judicial boundaries of purposive interpretation are being drawn.

A recent Office of Tax Simplification stakeholder event.

Good to work together.

The AAT Birmingham conference.

Absolutely nothing.

Time to overhaul the discovery rules

Donaldson decision awaited with anticipation

HMRC’s latest proposals for dealing with employee benefit trusts.

Most firms do not peddle avoidance schemes

Digital concerns

Penalty primer.

The recent appearance of Google and HMRC before the House of Commons’ public accounts committee.

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