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KEITH M GORDON suggests that the equitable liability practice falls within HMRC’s current discretionary powers
By Robert Maas; £95
KEITH M GORDON summarises the Budget announcements relating to HMRC powers
KEITH M GORDON continues his look at HMRC’s new powers to inspect taxpayers’ premises
KEITH M GORDON continues his look at HMRC's new powers to inspect taxpayers' premises
KEITH M GORDON argues that something is rotten in the state of this year's self assessment tax returns
KEITH M GORDON is there to open the door on HMRC's new investigation powers
KEITH M GORDON considers clause 34 of, and Schedule 15 to, this year's Finance Bill
Barrister KEITH GORDON of Atlas Chambers offers his initial reaction to the 2008 Budget
How does the two-year time limit for main residence elections actually apply? KEITH GORDON explains that taxpayers may have a surprise card to play
Reviewed by KEITH M GORDON MA(Oxon), FCA, CTA(Fellow), barrister, Atlas Chambers
Business asset taper relief and tainted taper continue to cause problems. KEITH GORDON borrows Nora Batty's broom to sweep up a recent problem
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