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Banin Oozeerally
Banin Oozeerally
FCCA ATT CTA has a mixed
tax background and works with individuals
and owner-managed businesses in practice.
She serves on ATT council and is chair of the
London Branch.
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Technical consultation on founders’ relief
Donated medicines attract zero rate
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This week's opinion: 12 November 2026
Technical consultation on founders’ relief
Donated medicines attract zero rate
Clarify guidance on withdrawal of capital from business, says the CIOT
Home Office sets aside £74.5m for IR35 failings