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VAT fraud typically arises where a business withholds VAT from HMRC by failing to declare its true VAT liability. This may involve submitting inaccurate VAT returns in order to evade VAT payments or dishonestly claim refunds. Deliberate VAT fraud can take many forms. Common examples include falsifying invoices, failing to declare sales, or participating in […]
18/03/26
Criminal Litigation, Services
Pre‑charge representation, also known as pre‑charge engagement, refers to the legal support provided to individual and corporate clients where the police are investigating an allegation, but no charge has yet been made. By way of example, our solicitors act on our clients’ behalf by engaging with the police and the Crown Prosecution Service, by submitting […]
16/03/26
Criminal Litigation, Sexual Offences
False allegations of sexual misconduct can have a serious and lasting impact for the person accused and their family, often placing considerable strain on personal relationships. They may also result in reputational damage, affecting relationships with colleagues, employment prospects and business opportunities. Matters of this nature require a careful, sensitive and considered approach. A solicitor […]
13/03/26
Services
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11/03/26
Criminal Litigation, Sexual Offences
The legislation in relation to sexual offences is considerable and it details numerous offences, including that of making, distributing or possessing indecent images of children. An indecent image is one showing a child or children, with or without an adult, under the age of 18, which may include a nude or partially clothed child or […]
11/03/26
Commercial Disputes, Intellectual Property Disputes
In this short article, we explain how not having your trade mark registered could have a detrimental effect on your ability to win in court should a commercial dispute arise. KANGS regularly acts for parties involved in intellectual property disputes. Given the obvious and significant value in trade marks, and where possible, any business that […]
09/03/26
Tax & HMRC
An ‘unallowable purpose’ is one which appears to be designed simply to secure a tax advantage for the company, where the purpose does not fall within the company’s normal business or commercial undertakings. The intent of the ‘unallowable purpose’ rule is to control the deductibility of interest for corporation tax calculations in circumstances where the […]
05/03/26
