R (Derry) v Commissioners for HMRC [2019] UKSC 19
Jun 03, 2019•11 min
Episode description
What happens when a tax avoidance scheme runs a little too closely to what is within the bounds of the law? For Mr Derry this meant an unwelcome investigation from HMRC and a bill for almost £100,000. In this case we examine the judicial review of that decision and consider how the courts should account for tax avoidance schemes when it comes to statutory interpretation.
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