Managing Tax Investigations and Voluntary Disclosures
This webinar forms part of the 2025 International Taxation Series.
Description
This webinar provides a practical and insightful guide to managing tax investigations and voluntary disclosures. Attendees will gain a unique perspective on how HMRC conducts investigations, along with expert guidance on handling prolonged tax disputes and navigating common challenges. The session also explores the current options and best practices for making voluntary disclosures, while highlighting key pitfalls to avoid and effective strategies for mitigating risk throughout the process.
This webinar provides one-hour of CPD and offers insights and updates from a leading industry-expert speaker.
Delegates places are interchangeable with colleagues from the same organisation.
Content
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HMRC investigations – a unique insight
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Practical guidance on handling tax investigations
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Prolongued tax disputes & other common issues
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Voluntary disclosures – current options and best practice
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Common pitfalls and risk management
Presenter
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Sarah Stenton Director, Tax Risk and Dispute Resolution at Blick Rothenberg |
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Sarah is an expert in resolving HMRC tax disputes and investigations. Sarah has over 20 years’ experience in the field and joined Blick Rothenberg in 2024 having previously worked in well-recognised tax dispute teams in large accountancy and law firms. Sarah latterly worked in HMRC’s Fraud Investigation Service (‘Offshore Corporate & Wealthy’ division) and therefore has a unique insight into current HMRC practice and process, particularly in relation to Code of Practice 9 (CoP9) investigations involving offshore matters and intelligence gathering. She acts for both high-net-worth individuals and corporate clients across many sectors on a range of HMRC disputes and investigations across the full spectrum of UK taxes. In addition to resolving HMRC instigated tax investigations, Sarah is experienced in helping clients who need to make voluntary disclosures to HMRC, whether involving tax avoidance or fraud. Sarah is also experienced in assisting with ‘parallel’ HMRC investigations where both civil and criminal investigations are being pursued. Sarah is a Chartered Tax Adviser. |