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The president of the tax chamber of the First-tier Tribunal has issued a practice statement on the use of alternative dispute resolution in tax disputes. Peter Nias (Pump Court Tax Chambers), who was instrumental in its issue, considers its significance and what it can mean for tax dispute management.

Helen Adams (BDO) considers the extent to which taxpayers may have a reasonable excuse if they are affected by the coronavirus pandemic and the UK’s lockdown.
Laura Hoyland and Elizabeth Emerson (White & Case) explain the various bear-traps for a foreign company proposing to do business in the UK.
The tribunal decides it has jurisdiction to determine domicile in closure notice applications. 
Dominic Lawrance and Elinor Boote (Charles Russell Speechlys) discuss the uncertainty of the reporting requirements and the potentially serious regulatory burdens for tax professionals dealing with international matters.

In the light of two recent surveys and HMRC’s evaluation, Paul Aplin OBE stakes stock of and considers the future for MTD.

Rupert Lee (Deloitte) examines Jersey’s newly introduced economic substance legislation.
Adam Craggs and Constantine Christofi (RPC) examine the legislation and recent case law concerning closure notices in relation to partnerships.
EU proposes extending the DAC 6 reporting deadlines by 12 weeks. 
HMRC is providing assistance where practicable and enforcement when necessary, write Andrew Sackey and Jason Collins (Pinsent Masons).
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