Strategic tax planning gets the green light

By:

Walters, J

Language: English Series: Law Society`s Gazette ; 85(34) 21 September 1988, 18-29(4)Publication details: 1988Subject(s):

Summary: Examines the approach of the courts in dealing with tax avoidance schemes, by reviewing the decisions in Ramsay vIRC , HL 1981 (WB1712-90), Furniss v Dawson , HL 1984 (Abstract 32629) and Craven v White , HL 21 July 1988.

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Examines the approach of the courts in dealing with tax avoidance schemes, by reviewing the decisions in Ramsay vIRC , HL 1981 (WB1712-90), Furniss v Dawson , HL 1984 (Abstract 32629) and Craven v White , HL 21 July 1988.

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