Simon Yeo reflects on HMRC’s recent guidance on how the SDLT anti-avoidance in FA 2003 s 75A applies to financing around distributions of property to shareholders
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HMRC’s recent guidance on SDLT and FA 2003 s 75A: painful extractions?
Simon Yeo reflects on HMRC’s recent guidance on how the SDLT anti-avoidance in FA 2003 s 75A applies to financing around distributions of property to shareholders
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