Carl Gardner
May 16, 2012
If you’re in the business of predicting court judgments, you can sometimes end up looking a mug. My last prediction wasn’t the best. Oh, well. At least the judges agreed with me on the time limit.
Anyway, while the […]
Carl Gardner
March 15, 2012
Yesterday I explained the facts and legal background to this case, and a short account of the first day of the hearing, which concluded just after 1 pm today. I was again in court to hear Jason Coppel complete […]
Carl Gardner
September 30, 2009
Gordon Brown’s conference speech yesterday gripped the nation, obviously – if you want to know what I thought of it politically, have a look at my other blog. A couple of constitutional and legal points emerged from it too, […]
Carl Gardner
June 4, 2009
I’m quite interested in the Court of Appeal’s recent decision in this tax case, about Vodafone’s attempt to structure its takeover of Mannesman in the most tax-efficient way, using a Luxembourg-registered holding company to take advantage of lower rates […]
Carl Gardner
October 12, 2007
Just in case George and Alastair have got you running for the exits clutching your capital gains, there’s an interesting article in Accountancy Age suggesting that the taxman’s system of exit charges on businesses relocating elsewhere in the EU […]