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Issue: Vol 164, Issue 4218
23 Jul 2009
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More countries to share tax info with UK
Anguilla and Turks & Caicos Islands sign TIEAs
Tax avoidance: plant and machinery
New counter measure proposed
Piercing the corporate veil
Revenue and Customs Prosecutions Office v May and others (High Court)
Probationary period
Cornell v CRC (TC108)
BPR is due
Brander (personal representative of the Fourth Earl of Balfour) v HMRC (TC69)
NIC avoidance problem
Mason v Revenue and Customs Commissioners (No 2) (TC107)
In or out of the UK?
N2J Ltd v CRC, Chancery Division, 3 June 2009
No exemption
Davies and anor (TC106)
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