In the three years which have passed since HMRC’s new information powers were introduced, there has been surprisingly little judicial guidance on the meaning of the key criterion which HMRC must satisfy before these powers can be exercised.
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In the three years which have passed since HMRC’s new information powers were introduced, there has been surprisingly little judicial guidance on the meaning of the key criterion which HMRC must satisfy before these powers can be exercised.
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