Natalie Lee

FEAR NOT!
THIS IS THE CURRENT BEST EXPERT GUIDE FOR STUDENTS AND PRACTITIONERS COVERING TAX LAW

Professor Natalie Lee's new 25th edition of this practical, comprehensive, concise and well-priced ‘Revenue Law’ will, as usual, be a title to strike fear into the hearts of revising undergraduates because of the complexities and unfair assumptions of the boring nature of the subject. Try teaching it! Professor Natalie Lee has produced another refreshing edition of this hugely popular tome which is, I am told, still a great read for both practitioners and students of taxation law even though the subject has disappeared from many LL.B syllabuses.

'I HATE THE SUBJECT!
HOWEVER NATALIE HELPS US OUT!'

'Student comment' Like many, I always had an aversion to this subject but Natalie Lee and her army of legal number crunchers have retained the pre-eminent position with this manual in an accessible format using non-technical language and a straightforward approach. It gives what it has always set out to give – a ready understanding of basic principles allowing the practitioner the very latest knowledge and know-how with its clear and detailed explanation of revenue law and a wealth of practical examples as activities.

The 25th edition is fully revised and updated and incorporates both the Finance Act 2007 and the Income Tax Act 2007. What makes this book stand out so much is its outstanding collection of contributors assembled by publishers Tottel, who are to be congratulated on achieving and maintaining a book of such worth which I know we can rely on when the client with the awkward questions arrives. The twenty-fifth edition is a financial winner for us as the legal implications of new fiscal policies bend to new agendas currently being set with a General Election by 2010: we would all be at a loss without it as it is a true ‘must have’ book this year.… (mere)