Simon Sweetman, Independent Tax Consultant and FSB representative, feels much can be learned on both sides from the recent Settlements legislative process
Simon Sweetman Independent Tax Consultant and FSB representative feels much can be learned on both sides from the recent Settlements legislative process
I want to begin by saying that this article is not an attack on the Revenue. It is talking about anarea where relationships on both sides have been sorely tested and hoping that we can all learn from it. We have now been through some nine months of argument about the use of Chapter XV of ICTA 1988 — the settlements legislation — and it is probably true to say that we are not much further forward technically than we were when we started though the latest...
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Simon Sweetman, Independent Tax Consultant and FSB representative, feels much can be learned on both sides from the recent Settlements legislative process
Simon Sweetman Independent Tax Consultant and FSB representative feels much can be learned on both sides from the recent Settlements legislative process
I want to begin by saying that this article is not an attack on the Revenue. It is talking about anarea where relationships on both sides have been sorely tested and hoping that we can all learn from it. We have now been through some nine months of argument about the use of Chapter XV of ICTA 1988 — the settlements legislation — and it is probably true to say that we are not much further forward technically than we were when we started though the latest...
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