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ADR: to mediate or not to mediate?

Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) can be a cost-effective method of solving long running tax disputes. Dawn Register and Helen Adams provide your refresher guide on when ADR can help

Tax disputes can be time consuming and expensive for both parties and there is a large backlog of cases often waiting more than a year for a tribunal hearing. One of the tools HMRC has adopted to prevent a build-up of future cases is alternative dispute resolution (ADR).

ADR is a process of mediation between taxpayers of all sizes and HMRC which can be used to resolve long running tax disputes without the need to go to court.

ADR can be used for all taxes and is available for all taxpayers ...

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