Cannon Chambers is a Tax Chambers delivering trusted tax advice and representation in disputes with HMRC. We work from anywhere (WFA) and attend tribunal and court hearings by video or in person. Conferences with clients are by video although in-person meetings can be arranged in Lincoln’s Inn in Central London if requested.
Expertise
We have many decades of experience advising and representing corporate and private clients in all areas of tax law, including civil and criminal tax disputes with HMRC, compensation and litigation in mis-sold tax avoidance schemes, and financial crime proceedings.
We provide specialist SDLT guidance in the complexities of UK property law, and representation in HMRC investigations and legal challenges.
Advice and representation for clients facing HMRC criminal and civil tax investigations, penalties, back-dated tax bills or litigation as a result of mis-sold tax avoidance schemes.
Offering legal representation to clients facing tax investigations and/or 60% penalties for selling or using tax schemes now defeated under the General Anti Abuse Rule.
Cannon Chambers provides expert advice and representation in all areas of white-collar criminal and civil financial crime, including account freezing and forfeiture orders and civil recovery and money laundering investigations.
With decades of experience in HMRC investigations, we are well versed in managing the process, challenging enquiries, mitigating outcomes and downgrading criminal investigations to civil enquiries.
We can all be instructed directly – so clients can focus their financial resources on a single specialist lawyer who can advise, manage HMRC enquiries and represent them in court, if necessary.
Offering highly skilled mediation services to bring commercial disputes involving tax to a voluntary resolution, without resorting to costly and time-consuming litigation.
The members of Cannon Chambers relish representing their clients in the courts and tribunals and fighting their client’s corner whenever mediation is unsuccessful or a settlement is not possible. The following selection of their recent cases gives you a flavour of their work as advocates.
This was the hearing before the Upper Tribunal of the appellants’ claims for overpayment relief from SDLT under paragraph 34 Schedule 10 FA 2003 in...
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This was a successful appeal by the taxpayer about whether multiple dwellings relief (“MDR”) from SDLT applied to his purchase of a residential property with a self-contained...
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