Paul Harrison, Partner, Head of Tax Investigations, KPMG LLP, and James Bullock, Partner, Tax Litigation, McGrigors, take a more practical look at the question of legal professional privilege
Paul Harrison Partner Head of Tax Investigations KPMG LLP and James Bullock Partner Tax Litigation McGrigors take a more practical look at the question of legal professional privilege
Much has been written and debated in these pages and in other professional publications around the question of legal professional privilege (LPP) generally and in particular with regard to its impact on tax professionals their clients and the tax authorities. Colin Passmore's piece on Three Rivers Dave Hartnett's and Hartley Foster's contributions on the new regime for disclosure of tax avoidance schemes (DTAS) being very recent examples (see...
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Paul Harrison, Partner, Head of Tax Investigations, KPMG LLP, and James Bullock, Partner, Tax Litigation, McGrigors, take a more practical look at the question of legal professional privilege
Paul Harrison Partner Head of Tax Investigations KPMG LLP and James Bullock Partner Tax Litigation McGrigors take a more practical look at the question of legal professional privilege
Much has been written and debated in these pages and in other professional publications around the question of legal professional privilege (LPP) generally and in particular with regard to its impact on tax professionals their clients and the tax authorities. Colin Passmore's piece on Three Rivers Dave Hartnett's and Hartley Foster's contributions on the new regime for disclosure of tax avoidance schemes (DTAS) being very recent examples (see...
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