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Certainty required!
There is a case for a statutory test of residence, asserts OWEN CLUTTON, in an article written before the latest consultation document was issued
A 'PE' problem
OWEN CLUTTON argues that the new 'permanent establishment' test for trustee residence in TCGA 1992, s 69(2D) is too onerous.
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