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Closing 'the Tax Gap'

Rupert Shiers, of the Tax Disputes and Investigations team at McGrigors, adds his thoughts to the continuing debate on the 'whys and wherefores' of tax avoidance

 
Rupert Shiers of the Tax Disputes and Investigations team at McGrigors adds his thoughts to the continuing debate on the 'whys and wherefores' of tax avoidance
 
Before I start let me come out and declare an interest. In any debate on law reform or behaviour change I will always be in favour of the approach that does most to minimise unnecessary disputes between taxpayers and HMRC. This means that what I say here is directed towards that goal. Disputes arise frequently enough. It is in no-one's interest to create more.
 
Experience tells us that there are a few groups of situations in which...

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