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Tax Journal thanks all its authors for July (click on links below for author profiles):
James Anderson
(Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom) – Reflections on a career in tax
Michael Anderson
(Joseph Hage Aaronson) - The new PSD general anti-abuse rule
Fiona Bantock
and
Lee Squires
(Hogan Lovells) – The monthly guide to the VAT developments that matter
Susanna Brain
and
Jill Gatehouse
(Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer) – 20 questions on BEPS
Helen Buchanan
and
Hugh Gunson
(Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer) – Summer Finance Bill review: Bank tax measures
James Bullock
(Pinsent Masons) – Summer Budget: The latest in the war on non-compliance
John Christensen
(Tax Justice Network) – Why corporation tax has not had its day
Allan Cinnamon
(Cintax the Word Ltd) – The latest on tax treaty developments
Rowena Clifton
(The VAT Consultancy) - Ask an Expert: VAT on printed matter and mailing packages
Jason Collins
and
Fiona Fernie
(Pinsent Masons) - Q&A: Consultations on tackling offshore evasion
Jonathan Cooklin
and
Dominic Foulkes
(Davis Polk) -
Anson
: a source of relief or confusion?
Damien Crossley
(Macfarlanes) – Summer Finance Bill review: Carried interest
Stephen Edge
(Slaughter and May) - Reflections on the role of the business tax adviser in the current climate.
Graham Elliott
(City & Cambridge Consultancy) – Animal Magic applied to VAT
Liesl Fichardt
and
Robert Sharpe
(Clifford Chance) - Dividend arbitrage: withholding tax refund claims
Malcolm Finney
(Independent tax writer) - Non-doms and the hangman’s noose
Nicholas Gardner
and
Shayaan Zaraq Bari
(Ashurst) - VAT focus:
University of Cambridge
and VAT on investment management services
Andrew Goldstone
and
Victoria Howarth
(Mishcon de Reya) – The latest developments that matter in the private client arena
John Hawksworth
(PwC) – Summer Budget Special - Economic view: pain still to come
Stephen Herring
(Institute of Directors) - Why corporation tax has had its day
Sue Laing
(Boodle Hatfield) - Summer Budget: The private client perspective
Tim Law
(Engaged Consulting) – Q&A: The condoc on improving large business tax compliance
Robyn Limmer
(Frank Hirth) – Reflections on a career in tax
Tori Magill
(Pinsent Masons) – Ask an Expert: Recklessness as criminal culpability
Ian Maston
(Mastoni Tax) – Summer Finance Bill review: Trusts Simplification
Jolyon Maugham
QC (Devereux Chambers) - Where does Labour go now on tax?
Mark Middleditch
(Allen & Overy) – This month’s tax and the City briefing
Paul Miller
and
James Seddon
(Ashurst) – Summer Finance Bill review: The debt and derivative rules
Pete Miller
(The Miller Partnership) – Summer Finance Bill review: Amortisation of corporate goodwill
Chris Morgan
(KPMG) – The international tax update for July
Anthony Newgrosh
(Berg Kaprow Lewis) – Ask an Expert: Mixed partnership anti-avoidance rules
Ruth Owen
(HMRC) - Q&A with HMRC on its changes to customer services
Barry Potter
(independent tax writer) - Measuring tax cash flows
Paul Pritchard
(EY) – Summer Finance Bill review: Corporate rescues
Dominic Robertson
(Slaughter and May) – Summer Budget: A big Budget for big business
Tina Riches
(Smith & Williamson) – Summer Finance Bill review: Direct recovery of debts
Chris Sanger
(EY) and Claire Hooper (EY) – Summer Budget: Osborne unbound; and Summary of the summer Finance Bill
David Smith
(The Sunday Times) – Just how bold was Osborne’s Budget?
Lisa Stevenson
(Parisi Tax) – Ask an Expert: Earn-outs and deferred consideration
Rod Stone
OBE (4 Eyes Ltd Tax Solutions) – Reflections on a career in tax
Dominic Stuttaford
(Norton Rose Fulbright) – Reflections on a career in tax
Peter Vaines
(Squire Patton Boggs) –
Optrak
, reasonable excuse and special circumstances
Eloise Walker
and
Jeremy Webster
(Pinsent Masons) – Back to basics: The taxation of securitisations
David Whiscombe
(BKL Tax) – Summer Budget: Why it’s another mixed bag for OMBs
Dan Witt
(President of the International Tax and Investment Center) - Reflections on a career in tax
Etienne Wong
(Tax Chambers, 15 Old Square) - Books versus e-books
Charles Yorke
(Allen & Overy) - A detailed review of the Supreme Court’s decision in
Anson v HMRC
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© Copyright LexisNexis 2025. All rights reserved.
Tax Journal thanks all its authors for July (click on links below for author profiles):
James Anderson
(Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom) – Reflections on a career in tax
Michael Anderson
(Joseph Hage Aaronson) - The new PSD general anti-abuse rule
Fiona Bantock
and
Lee Squires
(Hogan Lovells) – The monthly guide to the VAT developments that matter
Susanna Brain
and
Jill Gatehouse
(Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer) – 20 questions on BEPS
Helen Buchanan
and
Hugh Gunson
(Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer) – Summer Finance Bill review: Bank tax measures
James Bullock
(Pinsent Masons) – Summer Budget: The latest in the war on non-compliance
John Christensen
(Tax Justice Network) – Why corporation tax has not had its day
Allan Cinnamon
(Cintax the Word Ltd) – The latest on tax treaty developments
Rowena Clifton
(The VAT Consultancy) - Ask an Expert: VAT on printed matter and mailing packages
Jason Collins
and
Fiona Fernie
(Pinsent Masons) - Q&A: Consultations on tackling offshore evasion
Jonathan Cooklin
and
Dominic Foulkes
(Davis Polk) -
Anson
: a source of relief or confusion?
Damien Crossley
(Macfarlanes) – Summer Finance Bill review: Carried interest
Stephen Edge
(Slaughter and May) - Reflections on the role of the business tax adviser in the current climate.
Graham Elliott
(City & Cambridge Consultancy) – Animal Magic applied to VAT
Liesl Fichardt
and
Robert Sharpe
(Clifford Chance) - Dividend arbitrage: withholding tax refund claims
Malcolm Finney
(Independent tax writer) - Non-doms and the hangman’s noose
Nicholas Gardner
and
Shayaan Zaraq Bari
(Ashurst) - VAT focus:
University of Cambridge
and VAT on investment management services
Andrew Goldstone
and
Victoria Howarth
(Mishcon de Reya) – The latest developments that matter in the private client arena
John Hawksworth
(PwC) – Summer Budget Special - Economic view: pain still to come
Stephen Herring
(Institute of Directors) - Why corporation tax has had its day
Sue Laing
(Boodle Hatfield) - Summer Budget: The private client perspective
Tim Law
(Engaged Consulting) – Q&A: The condoc on improving large business tax compliance
Robyn Limmer
(Frank Hirth) – Reflections on a career in tax
Tori Magill
(Pinsent Masons) – Ask an Expert: Recklessness as criminal culpability
Ian Maston
(Mastoni Tax) – Summer Finance Bill review: Trusts Simplification
Jolyon Maugham
QC (Devereux Chambers) - Where does Labour go now on tax?
Mark Middleditch
(Allen & Overy) – This month’s tax and the City briefing
Paul Miller
and
James Seddon
(Ashurst) – Summer Finance Bill review: The debt and derivative rules
Pete Miller
(The Miller Partnership) – Summer Finance Bill review: Amortisation of corporate goodwill
Chris Morgan
(KPMG) – The international tax update for July
Anthony Newgrosh
(Berg Kaprow Lewis) – Ask an Expert: Mixed partnership anti-avoidance rules
Ruth Owen
(HMRC) - Q&A with HMRC on its changes to customer services
Barry Potter
(independent tax writer) - Measuring tax cash flows
Paul Pritchard
(EY) – Summer Finance Bill review: Corporate rescues
Dominic Robertson
(Slaughter and May) – Summer Budget: A big Budget for big business
Tina Riches
(Smith & Williamson) – Summer Finance Bill review: Direct recovery of debts
Chris Sanger
(EY) and Claire Hooper (EY) – Summer Budget: Osborne unbound; and Summary of the summer Finance Bill
David Smith
(The Sunday Times) – Just how bold was Osborne’s Budget?
Lisa Stevenson
(Parisi Tax) – Ask an Expert: Earn-outs and deferred consideration
Rod Stone
OBE (4 Eyes Ltd Tax Solutions) – Reflections on a career in tax
Dominic Stuttaford
(Norton Rose Fulbright) – Reflections on a career in tax
Peter Vaines
(Squire Patton Boggs) –
Optrak
, reasonable excuse and special circumstances
Eloise Walker
and
Jeremy Webster
(Pinsent Masons) – Back to basics: The taxation of securitisations
David Whiscombe
(BKL Tax) – Summer Budget: Why it’s another mixed bag for OMBs
Dan Witt
(President of the International Tax and Investment Center) - Reflections on a career in tax
Etienne Wong
(Tax Chambers, 15 Old Square) - Books versus e-books
Charles Yorke
(Allen & Overy) - A detailed review of the Supreme Court’s decision in
Anson v HMRC
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