Continuing our series on legal concepts aimed at those working in tax, Anand Doobay, a Partner in the Extradition Team at Peters & Peters, provides an outline of the UK's extradition arrangements
Continuing our series on legal concepts aimed at those working in tax Anand Doobay a Partner in the Extradition Team at Peters & Peters provides an outline of the UK's extradition arrangements
Some readers may be wondering why an article dealing with extradition could have any relevance to those advisers who deal with tax matters. There is a common misconception that extradition cannot take place if a request is based on a tax offence. Perhaps the easiest way to dispel this myth is to look at the case of R v Leaf (Unreported December 1 2005).1 Mr Ian...
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Continuing our series on legal concepts aimed at those working in tax, Anand Doobay, a Partner in the Extradition Team at Peters & Peters, provides an outline of the UK's extradition arrangements
Continuing our series on legal concepts aimed at those working in tax Anand Doobay a Partner in the Extradition Team at Peters & Peters provides an outline of the UK's extradition arrangements
Some readers may be wondering why an article dealing with extradition could have any relevance to those advisers who deal with tax matters. There is a common misconception that extradition cannot take place if a request is based on a tax offence. Perhaps the easiest way to dispel this myth is to look at the case of R v Leaf (Unreported December 1 2005).1 Mr Ian...
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