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Overpayment of tax: when does a taxpayer have a right to repayment
A recent decision of the House of Lords in England, Woolwich Building Society v Inland Revenue Commissioners (No 2) (1), is of great importance for taxpayers and has impact in the fields of constitutional, public and tax law. Although a decision of the courts of England, it has great significance fo...
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Department of Commercial Law
2021
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