Tax: Private Client
London (Bar)
9 years ranked
Provided by 5 Stone Buildings
Taxation; private client tax
Oliver's practice is split evenly between litigation and advisory work. He has particular interest in the taxation of complex structures, often with an offshore element, and advising trustees, charities, and family offices as well as UK resident individuals. Oliver also advises regularly in "big money" divorce cases with a tax element and appears in the Family Division in that context.
ChBA (main committee member); RBA.
Contributor of chapters on HNW Taxation and Divorce/Separation to Tolley's Tax Planning.
Recent litigation includes successfully representing the five taxpayers in HMRC v GCH Corporation Ltd & Ors before both the FTT and Upper Tribunal on section 59A TCGA 1992 in the context of an investment LLP; Wood v HMRC on the IHT treatment of political donations; Louwman v HMRC on the taxation of offshore income gains arising to a non-resident settlement; and the BlueCrest salaried members case. Recent advisory work includes the taxation of UK landed estates, high value will trusts, the UK tax treatment of foreign law entities, the mixed members rules for partnerships, and the new regimes for recent arrivers and former foreign domiciliaries.
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Oliver Marre is super intelligent, persuasive in 'battle' with HMRC, and reassuring and calm with clients.
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