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ANTI AVOIDANCE


David Heaton, of Baker Tilly in Leeds, reports on Tolley's Practical NIC conference, held on 8 November 2004 at the Holiday Inn, Regents Park, London

Following the article in Issue 772, Bob Ramage, Tax Department, Slaughter and May, discusses RK Carvill v Frost. Bob was the person dealing with the Revenue's investigation and the ensuing litigation

Laurence Delorme,1 Transfer Pricing Partner with Landwell & Associés and Stephane Delliot, Head of Tax at Shell France, offer some insight into French APAs

Once a tax haven for interest expenses, France has recently experienced a significant tax audit activity in this area. Frédéric Laureau, Partner at EY Law in Paris, outlines what could become the new legislation

Stephen Dale, VAT Partner and Hélène Rives, International Tax Partner, Landwell, correspondent law firm of PwC, outline the various procedures in a French tax audit

Chris Llallemand, of Akerman Limited, reports on two CIoT Commerce & Industry Group meetings with Inland Revenue International, held on 22 September and 13 October 2004

Kevin Griffin, Director in Ernst & Young's Stamp Taxes Group, provides a brief review of the main reliefs from SDLT

Stamp Duty Land Tax: a practical guide for lawyers
 

Stephen Edge, Slaughter and May, provides us with his reflections on Mawson and Scottish Provident

Nigel Doran, partner, and Andrew Loan, solicitor, in the corporate tax group at Macfarlanes, consider the Ramsay principle post-BMBF/SPI and look forward to the outcome of Campbell v IRC

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