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British Tax Review

British Tax Review
Practice Area: Taxation Law
Product ID: 0007-18BV
Published by: Sweet & Maxwell
General Editors: Judith Freedman; Philip Baker KC
Subscription Information: 5 Issues a Year, Any Time Start
Format: Journal, Hardback
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British Tax Review provides in-depth analysis of tax law; examining changes and providing valuable commentary for practitioners, academics and policy makers. Its editorial board comprises lawyers, accountants and economists.

The Review provides articles which are subject to a rigorous anonymous refereeing process prior to acceptance for publication and which are thought provoking and wide ranging; covering domestic, international and comparative topics across the whole field of tax law. In addition, the Review offers current notes on topical matters and case notes on relevant European Court decisions, reviews on major new taxation publications and regular special issues covering the Finance Acts and other major tax issues.

Please see the “Contents of Issues” tab for further details on the current issue.

Full text articles of the British Tax Review are available in print, online on Westlaw UK, Checkpoint World and Checkpoint UK.

British Tax Review is now indexed in Scopus.

Please visit our dedicated BTR site at https://www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk/british-tax-review/index.aspx

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CONTENTS

  • Current Notes - offering concise comment on topical matters such as draft legislation and consultative documents.
  • Articles providing an in-depth look at specialist topics.
  • Case notes - significant case law with critical comment.
  • Book reviews and notices.
  • Tables of cases, legislation.
  • Indices.

CONTRIBUTOR INFORMATION

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EDITORS & EDITORIAL BOARD

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SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION

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5 issues per annum.

BOUND VOLUMES - PREVIOUS YEARS

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AVAILABLE ONLINE

British Tax Review is included in the following indexing and abstracting services:

  • Legal Journals Index on Westlaw UK
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Full text articles of the British Tax Review are available via subscription to www.westlaw.co.uk

MICROSITE

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Inconsideration of Sweet & Maxwell publishing and giving the author credit for said publication, the author hereby grants to Sweet & Maxwell (and its affiliates) a sole and exclusive royalty free licence to publish any of the articles submitted by the author for publication in its products (whether in print or digital form) throughout the world for the legal term of copyright and all renewals and extentions thereof. Publication is at Sweet & Maxwell's discretion.
 
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Authors may publish articles on their own non-commercial website (i.e. a website providing free information only, by way of promotion of the author's practice or business) or on academic sites such as university websites and the Social Science Research Network website, and that any such reproduction of articles published in the Journal shall be attributed to the Journal as follows:
[issue year] B.T.R. No.issue number, © Thomson Reuters (Professional) UK Limited and contributors, available via: www.westlaw.com.

CONTACT US

Editorial Correspondence:
Judith Freedman
Worcester College
Oxford
OX1 2HB
Email: btr@worc.ox.ac.uk

Publishing Editor:
Cari Owen
Thomson Reuters
5 Canada Square
Canary Wharf
London
E14 5AQ
Email: cari.owen@thomsonreuters.com

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