Tax Barristers
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Gray's Inn Tax Chambers
In the early 1980s some thought was given to what our slogan might be if we were ever to advertise. The one we liked best was: “You’ll be glad you had that tax problem”. Let us explain why.
The period since our Chambers were established in 1965 has seen the expansion of the tax base, the introduction, with some frequency, of new forms of direct and indirect taxation, and the growing impact of Europe.
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Pump Court Tax Chambers
Welcome to the website for Pump Court Tax Chambers, a set of barristers specialising in tax law.
Members of Chambers advise on all aspects of UK taxation and conduct litigation at all levels.
Use the menu options to the left to navigate your way around the site and to learn more about Members of Chambers and our work.
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Temple Tax Chambers
We specialise in all forms of taxation, UK and international, direct and indirect. Our aim is to provide constructive advice within an agreed time and budget. We handle disputes with HMRC and a great deal of litigation at all levels.
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Leigh Sagar
I was called to the English Bar in 1983 and admitted as an attorney to the New York State Bar in 1997.
I am a member of New Square Chambers, in Lincoln's Inn in London.
I specialise in national (England and Wales) and international trust and estate planning and advice, probate and associated litigation. This can involve trusts and trustees, wills, companies and properties and the tax consequences of transactions by and with them.
I have worked with lawyers in (amongst others) the United States, Guernsey and the Cayman Islands.
I am a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), the Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists (ACTAPS), the Chancery Bar Association and the Revenue Bar Association.
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Jonathan Schwarz
Jonathan Schwarz has practised law in the taxation field for over 25 years. Before practising as a Barrister, he spent 10 years in two major London Law firms as a tax partner.
Prior to that, he practised in Canada including seven years running the London office of a large Canadian law firm. Over the period, he has gained hands-on, practical experience of cross-border tax problems and an international perspective on most areas of taxation.
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Monckton Chambers
With six silks and seventeen juniors practising in VAT law, Monckton Chambers can lay claim to having the largest team of VAT specialists at the Bar. One of our greatest strengths lies in our ability to put together the right teams for the right cases. With so many members, clients can be certain to find the expertise they are looking for in chambers.
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Pendragon Chambers
John Brooks is a civil practitioner whose practice has expanded to include all aspects of the law relating to business and commerce with experience of most legal issues arising during the lifetime of a business. These include partnership disputes, company and commercial law, insolvency issues, tax planning and disputes between businesses, with their customers and clients and with government departments such as H M Revenue & Customs and the Department of Social Security. This is in addition to matters affecting an individual as a consumer, advising local government and in respect of the administration of estates.
While much of this work is advisory, his advocacy experience includes hearings in the High Court, the Court of Appeal, the County Court, the Lands Tribunal, the Employment Tribunal, the Social Security Appeals Tribunal, Commissioners of Inland Revenue and the VAT and Duties Tribunal.
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Tax Chambers, 15 Old Square
Welcome to 15 Old Square, Tax Chambers. We specialise in all aspects of tax advice and appear as advocates before all courts and tribunals including the European Court of Justice.
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Malcolm Gammie CBE QC
Malcolm Gammie started his tax career in the City with Linklaters & Paines. After a period of tax policy work at the Confederation of British Industry, he was among the first lawyers to work in the tax field with a leading accounting firm. At KMG Thomson McLintock (now part of KPMG), he was the first Director of the firm's National Tax Office before becoming its Director of National Tax Services. In 1985 he returned to Linklaters & Paines and from 1987 to 1997 was one of its senior tax partners. He moved to the Bar in 1997 to concentrate on tax litigation and advisory work and took silk in 2002. Over his career, Malcolm has gained experience in most aspects of taxation and is noted as a leading practitioner in the commercial, European and international taxation fields.
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11 New Square
Advice on all forms of corporate and personal tax and duties levied in the UK and some overseas jurisdictions. Tax planning and advocacy before all courts and tribunals.
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