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Home >Articles > The art of writing a tax judgment The art of writing a tax judgment 27 July 2022 As tax law and cases become increasingly complex, it is crucial for judgments to be comprehensible and accessible. Michael Conlon QC considers what makes a good tax judgment - and he explains why, in most tax cases, brevity is but a pious hope. Over the course of my career, I must have read thousands of court and tribunal judgments.
The Supreme Court: ten years on 4 December 2019 Speed read The Supreme Court was created to ensure greater transparency and independence in judicial decisions at the highest level. In its first ten years, it has heard 45 tax cases, many of which have significantly developed the law and practice in diverse areas. Where EU law is in point, the Supreme Court has conscientiously applied EU principles and case law, but added its own wisdom.
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