In the first of a series of articles, Gemma Young of the Tribunals Service, an executive agency of the Ministry of Justice, writes about the Tax Appeals Modernisation Project
In the first of a series of articles Gemma Young of the Tribunals Service an executive agency of the Ministry of Justice writes about the Tax Appeals Modernisation Project
Readers of The Tax Journal will be aware that the Government has been considering reform of the tax appeals system for some time and that a Tribunals Service (TS) modernisation project is well under way. The aim of tax appeals modernisation is to create a unified up-to-date and manifestly independent tax appeals system with one combined set of rules and procedures which are clear and easily understood. Significant progress has been made...
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In the first of a series of articles, Gemma Young of the Tribunals Service, an executive agency of the Ministry of Justice, writes about the Tax Appeals Modernisation Project
In the first of a series of articles Gemma Young of the Tribunals Service an executive agency of the Ministry of Justice writes about the Tax Appeals Modernisation Project
Readers of The Tax Journal will be aware that the Government has been considering reform of the tax appeals system for some time and that a Tribunals Service (TS) modernisation project is well under way. The aim of tax appeals modernisation is to create a unified up-to-date and manifestly independent tax appeals system with one combined set of rules and procedures which are clear and easily understood. Significant progress has been made...
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