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Arthur Byng Nelson
Arthur Byng Nelson
is solicitor and legal director at law firm Harold Benjamin. He can be contacted by email: Arthur.ByngNelson@haroldbenjamin.com and tel: 0207 224 0888.
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Properties in Malta were subject to UK tax
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Qualifying trading began after deadline
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Properties in Malta were subject to UK tax