Loan relationships
Webinar

Loan relationships

calendar
Tuesday 7 September 2021
time
6:00 pm to 7:30 pm
Speaker: Patrick Boch - Barrister, Old Square Tax Chambers
The taxation of Loan Relationships is complex and often misunderstood. In this webinar, Patrick will take us through the basics of Loan Relationships and their application to a case he recently presented in the tax tribunal. A useful talk for anyone who deals with corporate entities, particularly in a non-dom/private client context.

About speaker

Patrick Boch is a Barrister, Old Square Tax Chambers. He practices in all areas of tax law, with a particular focus on tax litigation and private client matters. Patrick is an experienced advocate, appearing regularly before the courts and tribunals. He is adept at incisive witness examination and has also acted as an expert witness on UK tax law in a foreign jurisdiction.

As an ex-HMRC lawyer, he has considerable knowledge of how HMRC operate and approach litigation. His LL.M. dissertation (which achieved a first-class mark) was on the GAAR and he has extensive experience of dealing with avoidance matters.

Apart from tax, he has a practice in insolvency (especially in HMRC-led petitions), traditional chancery (particularly probate), and general commercial law.

He is dual-qualified as an Indian advocate, and can advise on Indian tax law and the legal and commercial environment in India more generally. Having completed his LL.M. in Denmark, and being fluent in Danish, he is also able to offer insight on matters with a Scandinavian connection.

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