As tax law and cases become increasingly complex, it is crucial for judgments to be comprehensible and accessible. Michael Conlon QC considers what makes a good tax judgment - and he explains why, in most tax cases, brevity is but a pious hope.
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As tax law and cases become increasingly complex, it is crucial for judgments to be comprehensible and accessible. Michael Conlon QC considers what makes a good tax judgment - and he explains why, in most tax cases, brevity is but a pious hope.
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