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IR20
The last word
Care should be taken when relying on HMRC’s published guidance, warns JONATHAN LEVY
Fall at final fence
R (on the application of Davies and another) v CRC; R (on the application of Gaines-Cooper) v CRC, Supreme Court
Gaines-Cooper loses Supreme Court appeal
Law experts warn tax exiles of pursuit by HMRC
Then the wheels fell off...
PETER VAINES on IR20 and the Gaines-Cooper case, in which he advised the taxpayer
Relying on IR20
Extended coverage of the Gaines-Cooper hearing in the Supreme Court
Counting days is not enough
CAMILLA WALLACE reviews the practical ramifications with regards to the UK’s residency rules of IR20’s replacement by HMRC6
Goodbye, IR20
Replaced by HMRC6
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