Regina v Charlton, Cunningham, Kitchen and Wheeler
The case involved four accountants, a barrister and 12 separate tax ‘avoidance’ schemes. The accountants and the barrister were charged on an indictment with 14 counts of cheating the public revenue by falsely representing that the apparent purchases by the UK companies were bona fide commercial transactions.
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1999
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Authors: | Bridges, Martyn ; Atkinson, Paul ; Rhodes, Robert ; Bosworth‐Davies, Rowan |
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Journal of Money Laundering Control. - MCB UP Ltd, ISSN 1758-7808, ZDB-ID 2094548-6. - Vol. 2.1999, 3, p. 197-208
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MCB UP Ltd |
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