Joseph Hage Aaronson LLP contributes UK chapter to the Chambers & Partners Corporate Tax Guide 2019Joseph Hage Aaronson LLP’s (JHA’s) contentious tax team has contributed to the recently released Chambers & Partners Corporate Tax guide 2019. This highly regarded publication provides expert legal commentary on key issues and is considered one of the most comprehensive guides to this area of law for businesses worldwide. As the only firm ranked asREAD MOREPresident Yanukovych is not listed as a wanted person by INTERPOLYou can download this press release as a PDF in English or Russian. On Friday 30 November 2018 it was reported on the “Ukrainian News” website that the Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine had issued a statement asserting that President Viktor Yanukovych “is wanted and at the moment he is in the international search for Interpol”. AsREAD MOREJoseph Hage Aaronson LLP achieves top tier rankings in leading legal directories for contentious taxJoseph Hage Aaronson LLP’s (JHA’s) contentious tax team has achieved the highest possible rankings in both the Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners UK guides. These legal directories are the most highly regarded guides to the legal market in the UK and internationally due to their rigorous independent research process, which includes client and peerREAD MOREJoseph Hage Aaronson LLP continues to expand disputes capability as Richard Kiddell joins as a Partner from Hogan Lovells Announcement You can download this press release as a PDF here 30 April 2018 (London): Joseph Hage Aaronson LLP (JHA) confirms the appointment of senior disputes specialist Richard Kiddell as a new partner in the firm. Richard previously worked at Hogan Lovells, recently leaving the firm after thirteen years. Richard is the second partner to joinREAD MORERay McCann provides oral evidence to the Treasury Select Committee Autumn Budget Ray McCann gave evidence on the tax measures contained in the November 2017 Budget to the Treasury Select Committee on 5 December 2017.READ MOREForeign doms – the new regime. IHT changes to residential property Foreign Doms Income Tax Residential Property Emma Chamberlain OBE TEP, private client barrister at Pump Court Tax Chambers and partner at Joseph Hage Aaronson LLP will be lecturing on Foreign doms - the new regime in Newcastle, Manchester and London. Packed with quality content, this conference provides essential guidance on the current and future developments in tax. READ MOREHigh-profile litigator Michelle Duncan joins Joseph Hage Aaronson Announcement Joseph Hage Aaronson LLP has grown its commercial litigation practice with the addition of Michelle Duncan who joins the firm’s London office as a partner. Michelle’s practice is focused on commercial litigation and dispute resolution, both domestic and international. She acts for financial institutions, corporates and private clients.READ MORE‘Making Tax Digital’ timetable at risk as election reshuffle overhauls Treasury CCH Daily HMRC Making Tax Digital Tax Digitisation VAT Plans to start quarterly reporting under Making Tax Digital could come up against stiff opposition under the new Conservative minority government, as the reshuffle sees top jobs at the Treasury changing hands and a hollowing out of expertise on the intricacies of HMRC's tax digitisation plans. Ray McCann comments in CCH Daily.READ MOREInterpol cancels Red Notice concerning President Yanukovych and his son O. Yanukovych Interpol Oleksandr Yanukovych Red Notice Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych Following applications in 2015 by Joseph Hage Aaronson LLP, Interpol has deleted from its databases the Red Notice issued in July 2015 in respect of President Viktor Yanukovych, and the data held on its files concerning President Yanukovych's son, Oleksandr Yanukovych. This decision confirms that the retention of the data held in respect of President Yanukovych and Oleksandr Yanukovych is contrary to and that all international police cooperation via Interpol's channels in this case would not be in conformity with Interpol's Constitution and Rules.READ MORENew EU General Court sanctions decision: Case T‑406/13 Gossio Case T‑406/13 General Court Gossio Regulation 560/2005 Sanctions List Gossio concerned an application for annulment of Regulation 560/2005, Council Decision 2010/656/CFSP and Council Implementing Decision 2012/144/CFSP (establishing restrictive measures in view of the situation in Côte d'Ivoire), and of the decision of 17 May 2013 confirming and prolonging the above mentioned restrictive measures in so far as they maintained the listing of the applicant. Mr Gossio later amended his application to include annulment of Council Implementing Decision 2014/271/CFSP and Council Implementing Regulation 479/2014 in so far as they maintained his listing. Requests by Mr Gossio to the Council to remove his name from the relevant sanctions list had been repeatedly rejected. The General Court has now annulled Council Implementing Decision 2014/271/CFSP and Council Implementing Regulation 479/2014 in so far as they affected Mr Gossio.READ MORE X SEARCH
