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Finance Act Handbook: 2015

Contributions by Lynnette Bober, Contributions by John Lindsay, Contributions by Neil Morgan, Contributions by Caroline Brooks, Contributions by Andrew Goodall, Contributions by Phil Greatrex, Contributions by Martin Sherwood, Contributions by Amanda Sullivan, Contributions by Richard Wallington, Contributions by Andrew Hubbard

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Published within weeks of the Act appearing, this work is the only reproduction of the Finance Act incorporating section-by-section and schedule-by-schedule commentary and worked examples. * Commentary provided by individually commissioned experts, drawn from a range of different firms and disciplines, all of whom are recognised specialists in their field * Concise summary of the entire Finance Act, in an introductory section * Comprehensive index * Useful extracts from Hansard, setting out background to the important Parliamentary debates * Edited and reviewed by the Tolley Tax team - quality is assured.

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