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Michael Reason

Advise HMRC on New Zealand trust matters including taxpayer retrospective re-organisation, subject to UK IHT.

Successfully acted against HMRC in First Tier Tribunal for a UK taxpayer applying for exemption from VAT; reported decision for a for a stay of proceedings pending a similar matter proceeding to appeal in the Court of Appeal which was...
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Patrick Boch

I have about a decade's worth of experience of tax, including of:

  • litigation and representation in the tax tribunals
  • inheritance tax and capital gains tax planning, e.g. in connection with business reorganisations
  • advice on difficult points of law, e.g. whether an activity is "trading" (and subject to income tax) or "...
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Robert Rhodes QC

Why choose me? My specialist area in tax is investigations and prosecutions. I am a very experienced adviser and advocate. My tax cases include the Carmel College tax fraud case and a judicial review in the Nissan tax fraud case.

I give practical, hands-on advice, with a view to securing the best result for the client at the least cost. I am...
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Julian Hickey

Julian has an advisory and litigation practice that covers all UK taxes (notably, corporation tax, income tax, capital gains tax, VAT, customs duties and SDLT).  Having been a partner at City law firms, he has wide-ranging tax experience, particularly in the areas of:

•    Enquiries, discovery assessments, all aspects of tax litigation (civil and...
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