Roopa Aitken and Natalie Carroll of Grant Thornton UK LLP consider the latest instalment in the long-running saga on EU group relief
Roopa Aitken and Natalie Carroll of Grant Thornton UK LLP consider the latest instalment in the long-running saga on EU group relief
On 1 May 2009 the Tax First-tier Tribunal (previously known as the Special Commissioners) published its decision in the Marks & Spencer TC 00005 group relief case. Tribunal Judges John Avery Jones CBE and Malcolm Gammie CBE QC had to consider this case again — more than six years after they originally gave their decision in favour of HMRC.
Background to the Case
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Roopa Aitken and Natalie Carroll of Grant Thornton UK LLP consider the latest instalment in the long-running saga on EU group relief
Roopa Aitken and Natalie Carroll of Grant Thornton UK LLP consider the latest instalment in the long-running saga on EU group relief
On 1 May 2009 the Tax First-tier Tribunal (previously known as the Special Commissioners) published its decision in the Marks & Spencer TC 00005 group relief case. Tribunal Judges John Avery Jones CBE and Malcolm Gammie CBE QC had to consider this case again — more than six years after they originally gave their decision in favour of HMRC.
Background to the Case
Many readers will be very familiar with the facts of...
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