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Adam Craggs

Adam Craggs is a partner at RPC LLP and head of its tax, regulatory and financial crime team. He advises high net worth individuals and corporates on a range of contentious tax issues, including the defence of serious tax related fraud and ancillary civil proceedings. He can be contacted by tel: 020 3060 6421 or email: adam.craggs@rpc.co.uk.

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Adam Craggs discusses the Hill v HMRC case about learning the hard way to properly question professional advice.

Bunting v HMRC: appeal allowed

Under criminal investigation?

Tax disputes

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The big freeze

Hypothetical dishonesty

The skinny on production orders

Rediscovering ADR

Caught in the act

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Faulty follower

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