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Our collection of U.K. tax law books offers comprehensive insights into taxation regulations, compliance requirements, and legal frameworks governing tax practices in the United Kingdom. Covering essential topics such as corporate tax, VAT, and personal tax obligations, these titles are invaluable for tax professionals, accountants, and legal practitioners. Leading publishers like CCH, LexisNexis, and Sweet & Maxwell provide authoritative resources that help navigate the complexities of U.K. taxation law.
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Research and Development Tax Reliefs 4th ed
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Bloomsbury Professional Tax Insight: A Guide to Alternative Dispute Resolution in the UK
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Taxation of Corporate Finance 11th ed
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Tolley's Corporation Tax 2026-27
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Tax Advisers' Guide to Trusts 8th ed
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Miller, Hardy and Ismail on Company Reorganisations 7th ed
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Tolley's Orange Tax Handbook 2026-27
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Tolley's Yellow Tax Handbook 2026-27
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Tolley's Value Added Tax 2026-27 - 1st & 2nd Editions
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Whillans Tax Data 2026-27 Finance Act edition
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The Taxation of Private Pension Schemes and their Beneficiaries 8th ed
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Advanced Introduction to Environmental Taxation
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Tax Essentials for Sports Professionals
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Kessler on Private Client Taxation 2026-2027 Online Access 25th ed
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Tolley's UK Taxation of Trusts 2025-26
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Value Added Tax in the 21st Century: Design, Challenges, and Opportunities
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Whillans Tax Data 2026-27 Budget edition
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Whillans Tax Tables 2026-27: Budget Edition
Housing Benefit and Council Tax Reduction Legislation 2025-26 38th ed
Council Tax Handbook 15th Edition
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Tolley's Tax Cases 2026
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Clarke's Taxation of Individuals and Entities 2025-26 32nd ed
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Schwarz on Residence and UK Taxation 22nd ed
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Tolley's Tax Planning 2025-26
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U.K. tax law books cover topics such as corporate tax, VAT, personal tax obligations, and compliance regulations.
Key publishers include CCH, LexisNexis, and Sweet & Maxwell.
Tax professionals, accountants, and legal practitioners can greatly benefit from these resources.