Tax Journal’s authors for May

Tax Journal thanks its authors for May (click on links below to view author profiles):

• Ross Birkbeck - The post-election (anti-avoidance) enforcement landscape
• Victoria Braid - Individual DPAs
• Helen Buchanan and Sarah Bond - A Kwik decision from the Court of Appeal
• Constantine Christofi - Kwik-Fit on unallowable purpose
• Adam Craggs - Dealing with HMRC information notices (with Dan Williams); Back to basics: Closure notices and the appeals process (with Liam McKay)
• Adam Eagers – reflections on a career in tax
• Christopher Eames - Ask an expert: Will a virtual server give rise to a taxable presence in the UK?
• Sarah Ferguson – reflections on a career in tax
• Mike Lane and Zoe Andrews - Tax and the City review for May
• Andrew Marr - Don’t forget about the ESS
• Oliver Marre - Sehgal and the application of the remittance basis
• Liam McKay - Back to basics: Closure notices and the appeals process (with Adam Craggs)
• David Milne KC and Anthony Inglese - In conversation with...
• Katie Oliver and Gary Barnett - The VAT review for May
• David Pett - Selling an EOT-owned company: when can it be done and what are the consequences?; When, if ever, does Abbott v Philbin still hold good?
• Stuart Pibworth and Jenny Doak - UK tax on granting options
• Steven Porter and Penny Simmons - IR35: spotting and responding to an HMRC enquiry
• Kyle Rainsford - The Construction Industry Scheme and reg 20A: the incredible shrinking policy
• Sean Randall – reflections on a career in tax
• Edward Reed and Klara Kronbergs - Private client review for May 2024
• Michael Ridsdale and Gemma Williams - When does the ratio of a judgment have no precedential value?
• Adam Rollason - reflections on a career in tax
• Tim Sarson - International review for May
• Max Schofield - VAT on food: conflicting confections and deemed delicacies
• Rebecca Sheldon - Non-dom reform: the proposals
• Philip Simpson KC - Wealth tax possibilities
• Shanzé Shah - VAT, private school fees and anti-forestalling provisions: how far is too far (back)? (with Etienne Wong)
• Ceri Stoner - reflections on a career in tax
• Ben Symons - The taxation of carried interest: where are we now?
• Michael Thomas KC - When tax goes wrong
• Deepesh Upadhyay and Dominic Robertson - Hargreaves in the Court of Appeal: a return to orthodoxy on withholding taxes?
• David Whiscombe - Notification of liability; Haworth and the POEM test; Paddocks: horse sense?
• Dan Williams - Dealing with HMRC information notices (with Adam Craggs)
• David Wilson and Jack Jones - New guidance on 1.5% stamp tax charge and s 138 clearances
• Etienne Wong - The rules of deduction: Hotel La Tour; VAT, private school fees and anti-forestalling provisions: how far is too far (back)? (with Shanzé Shah)