HMRC publishes a draft GAAR for consultation; whilst largely based on Aaronson’s GAAR, it raises further concerns about impartiality. In Greene King, judges put their accounting hats on and do not shy away from a punitive double taxation result in a tax avoidance case. HMRC publishes its views on perpetual debt and the implications of statutory bail-ins. Further guidance on the Banking Code of Practice focuses on promotion and facilitation aspects.
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HMRC publishes a draft GAAR for consultation; whilst largely based on Aaronson’s GAAR, it raises further concerns about impartiality. In Greene King, judges put their accounting hats on and do not shy away from a punitive double taxation result in a tax avoidance case. HMRC publishes its views on perpetual debt and the implications of statutory bail-ins. Further guidance on the Banking Code of Practice focuses on promotion and facilitation aspects.
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