ADR

Clara Boyd Lauren Redhead Emily Burke

Clara Boyd, Lauren Redhead and Emily Burke (DLA Piper) review the changing contentious tax landscape, including the courts continuing efforts on improving procedural certainty.

Anastasia Nourescu

David Pickstone

Anastasia Nourescu and David Pickstone (Stewarts) consider the pitfalls of HMRC’s newly published ADR guidance and how taxpayers and advisers should approach ADR going forward.

Constantine Christofi

Adam Craggs

HMRC seems more amenable to alternative dispute resolution, whilst also pushing for greater formality in tax appeals, report Adam Craggs and Constantine Christofi (RPC).

Peter Nias

The president of the tax chamber of the First-tier Tribunal has issued a practice statement on the use of alternative dispute resolution in tax disputes. Peter Nias (Pump Court Tax Chambers), who was instrumental in its issue, considers its significance and what it can mean for tax dispute management.

Michael Ripley

Video and telephone hearings have a useful role to play in the long-term future of civil litigation, including tax disputes, writes barrister Michael Ripley (11 New Square).

Constantine Christofi

Adam Craggs

A 20 questions guide, by Adam Craggs and Constantine Christofi (RPC).

Gideon Sanitt

Batanayi Katongera

Gideon Sanitt and Batanayi Katongera (Macfarlanes) review the state of play and the current steps being taken by the UK to implement the measures.

Gill Aitken

Gill Aitken, HMRC’s General Counsel and Solicitor, talks about the role of the Solicitor’s Office.

Paul Dennis

Geoff Lloyd

Geoff Lloyd and Paul Dennis (EY) examine how ADR is working for large businesses

Peter Nias

Alternative dispute resolution processes to manage tax disputes have been used by HMRC as ‘business as usual’ for over a year. Peter Nias (Pump Court Tax Chambers) reports

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