Krishna Mahajan explores a taxpayer’s right to privacy during an HMRC enquiry – from it being opened to ultimate closure.
Privacy and confidentiality in tax cases have always been important, particularly where the taxpayer is someone in the public eye. Whilst a tax enquiry, or indeed litigation, does not mean that the taxpayer has ‘done something wrong’, there are certain negative inferences made by the public and media that could impact future opportunities for the individual or corporate involved.
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