January 2024 authors

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• Zoe Andrews and Mike Lane (Slaughter and May) – Tax and the City review for January
• Hayden Bailey (Boodle Hatfield) – Reflections on a career in tax
• Alan Barr and Isobel D’Inverno (Brodies) - The Scottish Budget 2024/25: widening the divergence
• Andrew Crozier and Sebastian Prichard Jones (Macfarlanes) - US limited liability corporations: updated HMRC guidance
• Stephen Daly (Kings College London) - Failing to sense the mood music: the AG’s opinion in Commission v Ireland and Apple
• Bill Dodwell (Former OTS director) – Tax in 2024 and beyond
• Sophie Hatton and Artem Vasyutin (Deloitte) - UK holding companies: why they are still holding strong?
• Andrew Howard (Ropes & Gray) –  Bluecrest: root and branch
• Jasmine Kaur (HM Treasury) - The view from HMT on the move to permanent full expensing
• Dominic Mathon (On behalf of the 100 Group Tax Committee) - Pillar Two compliance: the view from the 100 Group Tax Committee
• Akash Mehta and Oliver Walker (Weil, Gotshal & Manges) - On purpose: developments in the main purpose test
• Edward Milliner and Deeksha Rathi (Slaughter and May) - Tax and the energy sector: what’s in store for 2024?
• Richard Pilgrim ( Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson) – Reflections on a career in tax
• Edward Reed and Angus Richardson (Macfarlanes) – Private client review for January
• Paula Ruffell and Astrid Vroom (EY) - DPT notices and APAs: the implications of Refinitiv
• Tim Sarson (KPMG) – International review for January
• Heather Self (Blick Rothenberg) – Tax clouds on the Horizon for the Post Office?
• Sarabjit Singh KC (1 Crown Office Row) - Characterising a single supply following the Court of Appeal’s decision in Gray & Farrar
• Hardeep Soor (Starling Bank) – Reflections on a career in tax
• David Whiscombe (BKL) – ebay et al