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Navigating the Tax Dispute Lifecycle: Insights from the London Tax Network Conference 2026
1st November 2026
By Mala Kapacee

Navigating the Tax Dispute Lifecycle: Insights from the London Tax Network Conference 2026

In an era where tax compliance is increasingly scrutinised through data analytics and risk profiling, understanding how an HMRC tax investigation can develop is a survival skill for…
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Case review: J Krason
2nd August 2026

Case review: J Krason

The original article was published in Taxation on 6 July 2026 The relationship between a taxpayer and their professional advisor is built on a foundation of trust. However,…
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Honestly Deliberate?
29th May 2026
By Mala Kapacee

Honestly Deliberate?

Over the years, the tax tribunals have looked at multiple cases dealing with the meaning of “deliberate” in the context of tax disputes. Practitioners will know that the…
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What is HMRC costing us?
13th May 2026
By Mala Kapacee

What is HMRC costing us?

The original article was published in the April/May 2026 edition of HMRC Tax Investigations, Enquiries and Powers magazine. Of all the reasonable excuse appeals I submit on behalf…
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Case review: Phillip & Debra Cox
1st March 2026
By Mala Kapacee

Case review: Phillip & Debra Cox

Introduction This is an application by the taxpayers for permission to appeal against an FTT decision regarding conditions for penalty suspension. The UT considered the FTT’s analysis regarding…
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Case review: Ducas
3rd February 2026
By Mala Kapacee

Case review: Ducas

This case review was first published in Taxation on 24 November 2025 and refers to CRC v Ducas [2025] STC 1843 (Ducas). Introduction – what is the case…
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Responsibilities to an ex
1st December 2025
By Mala Kapacee

Responsibilities to an ex

This is a summary of a response to a Readers’ forum question in Taxation magazine. The response was published on 31 October 2025. An adviser provided tax services…
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Taxation reviews London Tax Network Tax Conference 2025
4th November 2025
By Mala Kapacee

Taxation reviews London Tax Network Tax Conference 2025

Taxation magazine has published Richard Curtis’ review of LTN Tax Conference 2025. Part 1 covers: Private Client update including changes to the non-dom rules, taxation of pensions and…
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Improving HMRC's approach to dispute resolution
31st August 2025
By Mala Kapacee

Improving HMRC's approach to dispute resolution

This article was first published in HMRC tax investigations, enquiries and powers magazine, July/August 2025 issue. HMRC recently issued a consultation on improvements to the dispute resolution process…
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Promoters: the end of the road?
5th May 2025
By Mala Kapacee

Promoters: the end of the road?

This article was first published in the HMRC Tax Investigations, enquiries and powers magazine on 18 April 2025. Read the original here. HMRC’s recently issued consultation “Closing in…
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LTN Tax Conference 2025 - tickets on sale NOW!
8th April 2025

LTN Tax Conference 2025 - tickets on sale NOW!

LTN Tax Conference 2025 is our fourth annual conference. It is a full day, in person event aimed at professionals working in UK Tax. Ticket prices include breakfast,…
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HMRC time limits and taxpayer behaviour
17th March 2025
By Mala Kapacee

HMRC time limits and taxpayer behaviour

This article was first published in Taxation magazine on 10 March 2025. Unless otherwise stated, this article refers to rules in relation to self-assessment income tax and capital…
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