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
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
When WT Ramsay Ltd v IRC[1981] STC 174 was first decided the principle to which it gave its name was said by the judges in the House of Lords to be a general principle of purposive statutory construction applied in a fiscal context. The principle was described by...
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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
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
When WT Ramsay Ltd v IRC[1981] STC 174 was first decided the principle to which it gave its name was said by the judges in the House of Lords to be a general principle of purposive statutory construction applied in a fiscal context. The principle was described by...
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