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Phil Cook: "Tax avoidance may be unpopular with the Chancellor but that should not stop individuals structuring their affairs in the most tax-efficient manner using legitimate planning means."
The government's intermingling of terminology covering tax avoidance and tax evasion highlights the need to take extra care with any form of planning that seeks to reduce tax liabilities, warns Phil Cook
The UK finds itself facing up to greater uncertainty following the outcome of the snap general election - and it is not just limited to negotiations with the European Union. Government spending pat...
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