Ian Heron, HMRC Central Compliance, considers the implications of the Bond House ruling both for businesses appealing against non-economic activity decisions and for HMRC's strategy to tackle MTIC fraud
Ian Heron HMRC Central Compliance considers the implications of the Bond House ruling both for businesses appealing against non-economic activity decisions and for HMRC's strategy to tackle MTIC fraud
The long-awaited and eagerly-anticipated judgment of the European Court of Justice in the Bond House (and others) case has been handed down. So what if anything is to be made of the time taken for the Court to reach its decision? Whilst these timescales are not unusual speculation had started to mount. Those within the 'MTIC community' had seen the Advocate-General's opinion in February 2005 as a clear sign of what the...
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Ian Heron, HMRC Central Compliance, considers the implications of the Bond House ruling both for businesses appealing against non-economic activity decisions and for HMRC's strategy to tackle MTIC fraud
Ian Heron HMRC Central Compliance considers the implications of the Bond House ruling both for businesses appealing against non-economic activity decisions and for HMRC's strategy to tackle MTIC fraud
The long-awaited and eagerly-anticipated judgment of the European Court of Justice in the Bond House (and others) case has been handed down. So what if anything is to be made of the time taken for the Court to reach its decision? Whilst these timescales are not unusual speculation had started to mount. Those within the 'MTIC community' had seen the Advocate-General's opinion in February 2005 as a clear sign of what the...
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