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Guy Bud, Associate Barrister

Guy specialises in disputes and investigations across all forms of tax, direct and indirect, for individual and corporate clients.

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Guy is a barrister specialising in tax-related disputes and investigations for individual and corporate clients. He also has experience in acting for claimants in trust and tax-related professional negligence claims.

Before joining the firm, Guy completed a pupillage at Gray’s Inn Tax Chambers.

Guy is admitted to practise as a barrister in England and Wales.

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Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud write for the Tax Journal on the Court of Appeal’s recent judgment in Hoey

Guy Bud

In the Press
06 Jul 2022
Hoey: you’d better PAYE up Read More Hoey: you’d better PAYE up
Hoey: you’d better PAYE up

Hugh Gunson

Insights
04 Jul 2022
Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud discuss the Court of Appeal’s recent judgment in Hoey, and the implications this has on PAYE and the TOAA regime. Read More Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud discuss the Court of Appeal’s recent judgment in Hoey, and the implications this has on PAYE and the TOAA regime.
The Changing Face of IR35: Atholl House and Kickabout in the Court of Appeal

Guy Bud

Insights
23 May 2022
Determining employment status, a controversial and difficult question. Read More Determining employment status, a controversial and difficult question.
Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud write for Taxation on partial closure notices

Hugh Gunson

In the Press
17 Feb 2022
Hugh and Guy examine the Court of Appeal’s decision in the Embiricos case and comment on practitioners’ views on how PCNs should act. Read More Hugh and Guy examine the Court of Appeal’s decision in the Embiricos case and comment on practitioners’ views on how PCNs should act.
Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud write for LexisPSL on foreign currency mortgages and UK capital gains

Hugh Gunson

In the Press
15 Feb 2022
The case is a reminder of the importance of tax implications, particularly where foreign currency amounts are involved. Read More The case is a reminder of the importance of tax implications, particularly where foreign currency amounts are involved.
Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud write for Tax Journal and LexisPSL on Double Tax Conventions with Guernsey and the Isle of Man

Hugh Gunson

In the Press
26 Jan 2022
From 1 January, provisions in the UK's DTAs with Guernsey and the Isle of Man on mutual enforcement and collection of taxes come into force. Read More From 1 January, provisions in the UK's DTAs with Guernsey and the Isle of Man on mutual enforcement and collection of taxes come into force.
A Little Help from My Friends? New Measures on Assistance in the Collection of UK Taxes in Guernsey and the Isle of Man

Hugh Gunson

Insights
19 Jan 2022
An important development for individual taxpayers, trust companies and other professional services providers. Read More An important development for individual taxpayers, trust companies and other professional services providers.
A better alternative just around the block?

Hugh Gunson

Insights
28 Oct 2021
Hugh and Guy explain the experiences of startup Fashion on the Block after it inadvertently filed the wrong form with HMRC Read More Hugh and Guy explain the experiences of startup Fashion on the Block after it inadvertently filed the wrong form with HMRC
Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud write for HMRC Tax Investigation on the experiences of Fashion on the Block after it inadvertently filed the wrong form with HMRC

Hugh Gunson

In the Press
26 Oct 2021
Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud explain the experiences consider the High Court's decision in Fashion on the Block Ltd v HMRC. Read More Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud explain the experiences consider the High Court's decision in Fashion on the Block Ltd v HMRC.
Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud write for Taxation on the implications of the Court of Appeal's decision in CRC v Professional Game Match Officials Ltd

Hugh Gunson

In the Press
25 Oct 2021
The unanimous judgment in the Court of Appeal will bring some clarity to the rules around mutuality of obligation and control. Read More The unanimous judgment in the Court of Appeal will bring some clarity to the rules around mutuality of obligation and control.
Don’t Follow Me: Haworth and Follower Notices in the Supreme Court

Hugh Gunson

Insights
09 Aug 2021
Hugh and Guy look at Follower Notices and the recent Supreme Court case of R (Haworth) v Revenue and Customs Comrs Read More Hugh and Guy look at Follower Notices and the recent Supreme Court case of R (Haworth) v Revenue and Customs Comrs
Northern Light: Illuminating IR35

Hugh Gunson

Insights
12 Jul 2021
Guy and Hugh take a look at the recent case of Northern Light Solutions Ltd v Revenue and Customs Comrs Read More Guy and Hugh take a look at the recent case of Northern Light Solutions Ltd v Revenue and Customs Comrs
Tooth v HMRC: Getting to the Root of the Discovery Assessment Regime

Hugh Gunson

quick reads
26 May 2021
Discovery assessments are an important part of HMRC’s enforcement arsenal and a common area for dispute in tax litigation. This means that the Supr... Read More Discovery assessments are an important part of HMRC’s enforcement arsenal and a common area for dispute in tax litigation. This means that the Supr...
Danish tax authority loses "cum-ex" case: revenue rule reigns supreme

Hugh Gunson

Insights
12 May 2021
Hugh and Guy look at the recent decision in Skatteforvaltningen v Solo Capital Partners LLP (in special liquidation) and others Read More Hugh and Guy look at the recent decision in Skatteforvaltningen v Solo Capital Partners LLP (in special liquidation) and others
Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud write for Taxation on Financial institution notices

Hugh Gunson

In the Press
20 Apr 2021
Amendments will be made to allow HMRC to request information for the purposes of collecting a taxpayer’s tax debt. Read More Amendments will be made to allow HMRC to request information for the purposes of collecting a taxpayer’s tax debt.
Odey and Hffx: partnerships with mixed membership

Helen Coward

Insights
19 Apr 2021
Examining two decisions relating to remuneration arrangements in partnerships with individual and corporate membership. Read More Examining two decisions relating to remuneration arrangements in partnerships with individual and corporate membership.
Helen Coward, Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud write for Tax Journal on remuneration arrangements in partnerships with mixed membership

Helen Coward

In the Press
26 Mar 2021
Odey Asset Management LLP and HFFX LLP consider the law relating to remuneration arrangements in partnerships with mixed membership. Read More Odey Asset Management LLP and HFFX LLP consider the law relating to remuneration arrangements in partnerships with mixed membership.
Hugh Gunson and Guy Bud write for Tax Journal on the guidance provided by the Upper Tribunal in Atholl House

Hugh Gunson

In the Press
03 Mar 2021
The ‘intermediaries legislation’, commonly known as IR35, has proved an area of legal uncertainty and worry for taxpayers in recent years. Read More The ‘intermediaries legislation’, commonly known as IR35, has proved an area of legal uncertainty and worry for taxpayers in recent years.
Loose Women presenter wins IR35 appeal

Hugh Gunson

quick reads
02 Mar 2021
The “intermediaries legislation”, commonly known as IR35, has proved an area of considerable legal uncertainty and worry for taxpayers in recent ye... Read More The “intermediaries legislation”, commonly known as IR35, has proved an area of considerable legal uncertainty and worry for taxpayers in recent ye...

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