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HMRC Outlines Benefits of Self-Reporting Tax Offences, while SFO Fraud Guidance Expected to Reward Privilege Waiver and Compliance Programmes

By Ama Adams on July 31, 2019
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In “The Practitioner’s Guide to Global Investigations” half-year update, Global Investigations Review published a piece authored by litigation and enforcement partner Judith Seddon titled “HMRC outlines benefits of self-reporting tax offences, while SFO fraud guidance expected to reward privilege waiver and compliance programmes.” Judith and litigation and enforcement partner Ama Adams served as editors.

This piece is an extract from the half-year update to the third edition of GIR’s The Practitioner’s Guide to Global Investigations. The half-year update is available here and the whole Guide is available here.

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