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Michael Quinlan: Anti-avoidance provisions—is it the end of the road for s 75A? - Lexis PSL

15th June 2016

Tax analysis: Michael Quinlan of Temple Tax Chambers discusses the significance of the Court of Appeal’s ruling in Project Blue Limited v HMRC and whether this marks the end of the road for section 75A of the Finance Act 2003 (FA 2003).

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