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Matthew Greene
Matthew Greene
is a partner in the tax
litigation department at Stewarts Law,
specialising in resolving high-value and complex
tax disputes. He can be contacted by tel: 020
7903 7982 or email:
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HMRC’s proposal for a statutory duty for taxpayers to correct past mistakes
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Q&A: Changes to the transfer of assets abroad rules
Changes to the transfer of assets abroad rules in the spring Finance Bill.
Penalties and the meaning of ‘deliberate’ behaviour
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JONATHAN LEVY and MATTHEW GREENE summarise the likely course of an HMRC criminal investigation
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