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Richard Mannion

Richard Mannion FCA CTA (Fellow) is a former national tax director for Smith & Williamson

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The worrying impact of HMRC’s penalty system on vulnerable taxpayers

RICHARD MANNION calls for a capital gains tax system that recognises long-term investment and provides certainty

The subject of tribunal reform and HMRC’s internal review system are scrutinised by RICHARD MANNION

Recent changes to the tax system do not give RICHARD MANNION much confidence in the way that tax legislation is made

The new rules relating to property owned via a company is a step forward, says RICHARD MANNION, but problems still remain

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