Individuals, partnerships, corporate bodies, not to mention the broad range of practitioners involved in tax planning, all of them should have a copy of ‘Tolley’s’ to hand.  Indeed, anyone and everyone concerned with making financial decisions aimed at minimizing the tax burden should acquire a copy. 

Published by LexisNexis, this massive, two-volume work of reference numbering over 3,000 pages in total, functions as an ever-reliable and authoritative tax adviser in print.  

The Law Society, for example, refers to it as “…the best possible available publication on tax planning…crammed full with information and practical advice…highly recommended.”  Here, in two volumes is the combined expertise  of over seventy learned contributors, all of whom, effectively, place years of experience and specialist knowledge at your disposal;  In effect, it’s like having a team of top tax advisers readily to hand on your bookshelf. A major benefit here is that by accessing the expertise of others, you add to your own.

This, the new edition for 2011-12 is therefore a must-have purchase, whenever you need advice on the latest developments in tax planning.  In this ever-changing and complex field, topicality is essential and the latest ‘Tolley’s’ can be depended upon to keep you up to date.

This new edition ‘takes account of the changes in the law made by Finance Act 2011 and other recent legislation, as well as case law, practice statements and so forth. And as the publishers point out, ‘all statutory references have been fully updated in line with the rewrite acts’.  

Clearly written and logically laid out, this two-volume reference contains advice and information on every aspect of taxation and opens up almost limitless avenues for further research in the form of extensive tables of cases and statutes. 

A real time-save, it contains a detailed contents list and an even more detailed index, each of which will assist you with looking things up, accessing the information you want, formulating strategies and at the same time, bypassing, or at least dealing with the expected, as well as unexpected pitfalls.

Indispensible to anyone involved with tax matters, this two-volume set is referred to as up to date as of 19 July 2011, the date of Royal Assent to Finance Act 2011.