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Anne Redston

Anne Redston is a barrister and consultant editor of Tolley's Yellow Tax Handbook. She is also a judge of the Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), the First-tier Tax Tribunal and the Social Entitlement Tribunal. She is a chartered accountant and chartered tax adviser, and a fellow of both Institutes.

 

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ARTICLES
The reality: part 2

Continuing the examination of the statutory residence test

17 September 2013
The reality: part 1

A demonstration of how the new residence rules will work in practice

10 September 2013
Tax tinkering

The government provides valuable reliefs for pension premiums, but complications can arise

05 March 2013
Tax Chamber Hearings: a User’s Guide
By Keith Gordon; £48.50
14 October 2011
Bring on the substitute
ANNE REDSTON explains substitution, sham and the Supreme Court’s decision in the recent Autoclenz case
16 August 2011
Digging for riches
ANNE REDSTON kicks off a series of occasional articles on the principles of ancient tax cases
05 July 2011
Rewriting the script?
Which entertainers are deemed to be employees for NIC purposes? ANNE REDSTON reviews the ITV case
15 March 2011
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to tax policy making

Is the idea of a new approach to consultation too radical for HMRC, asks ANNE REDSTON

18 January 2011
Tipping the scales
ANNE REDSTON has advice for those who don’t want to become employees by mistake
10 August 2010
Cobweb clean-up
ANNE REDSTON reports on how HMRC have set about cleaning up their website
13 April 2010
End of the line
ANNE REDSTON looks at HMRC’s new system for PAYE penalties
24 March 2010
Keep it, change it, bin it?
Is it finally time to consign the IR35 rules to the dustbin of history? ANNE REDSTON certainly thinks so and gives her reasons for this
03 November 2009
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