The top cases of 2011 and why they matter, by Philip Ridgway
Although it may be fun to sit in front of the television on Christmas Day to watch the festive edition of Top of the Pops reviewing the greatest hits of the year gone by it is with some trepidation that I embark upon a review of the ‘tax case greatest hits of 2011’ not least because there is a real danger that I will merely write about cases that have already been covered extensively and make comments which are less insightful and have been made far more eloquently by those who have written about them in the pages of the Tax Journal throughout the year. And so with the editor’s indulgence...
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The top cases of 2011 and why they matter, by Philip Ridgway
Although it may be fun to sit in front of the television on Christmas Day to watch the festive edition of Top of the Pops reviewing the greatest hits of the year gone by it is with some trepidation that I embark upon a review of the ‘tax case greatest hits of 2011’ not least because there is a real danger that I will merely write about cases that have already been covered extensively and make comments which are less insightful and have been made far more eloquently by those who have written about them in the pages of the Tax Journal throughout the year. And so with the editor’s indulgence...
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