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Jason Collins

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DAC 6: Brexit reprieve
DAC 6: Brexit reprieve
23 February 2021
Disclosure rules relating to offshore structures

Perilous crossings ahead

25 July 2018
A conventional privilege
JASON COLLINS considers whether United Kingdom common law or European Union convention rights are best placed to protect confidential client communications.
21 July 2005
Do you know a Mr Big?
JAMES BULLOCK and JASON COLLINS consider the tax implications of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005.
26 May 2005
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Independent schools’ VAT legal challenge fast-tracked January agent update published Proposal to destroy original wills abandoned Delivery drivers latest focus for HMRC In brief: 23 January 2025
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Quay wall functioned as plant, not premises Event met the charitable objectives Companies had behaved dishonestly HMRC’s treatment of appeal was reasonable Taxpayer acted with reasonable care
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