James Wilson believes that the Court of Appeal decision in FCE Bank represents a nail in the coffin of HMRC's argument that the ‘link company’ consortium relief rules do not conflict with the UK's double tax treaties
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Tax treaties and consortium relief
James Wilson believes that the Court of Appeal decision in FCE Bank represents a nail in the coffin of HMRC's argument that the ‘link company’ consortium relief rules do not conflict with the UK's double tax treaties
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