Product Description
Five books for tax specialists dealing with contentious issues with HMRC, TMA 1970 matters, HMRC enquiries, etc.
Taxpayer Protection Bundle
£40.00 / month
Five books (details below) on Taxes Management Act themes to do with taxpayer rights, written by tax barrister Keith Gordon.
These books are now available in digital format only, with frequent updates and links to legislation, case law and HMRC guidance.
All subscriptions are for a minimum period of one year.
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About these works
These five books offer the definitive coverage of their respective topics, vital for those dealing with taxpayer protection issues.
Discovery Assessments – How to Challenge Them is now well established as the definitive work on this topic, bringing together the principles emerging from more than 100 cases heard by the tribunals and courts.
Schedule 36 Notices – HMRC Information Requests discusses the powers available to HMRC to request information under Schedule 36 to FA 2008. It explains the extent and limitations of those powers, drawing on the author’s practical experience.
Tax Appeals – Law and Practice at the FTT combines practical and in-depth advice on taking cases to the First-tier Tribunal, again fully illustrated with extensive case law precedents.
Taxpayer Safeguards is an indispensable guide for all of those involved with detailed negotiations with the tax authorities.
Closure Notices is a practical guide that explains the statutory rules and taxpayer safeguards surrounding HMRC closure notices, including how to obtain, respond to, and challenge them.