Matt Hall CTA brings over 20 years of experience in taxation.  Matt began his career in taxation with HMRC in 1992; becoming a ‘Chartered Tax Advisor’ in 1999.  He held a senior role within a large national professional services firm for more than a decade, sitting on both the Regional Management and National Tax Boards before establishing his own tax consultancy business specialising in HMRC enquiries and dispute resolution in 2013.

Matt has extensive experience of UK Tax Planning, HMRC enquiries and litigation, appearing before the First Tier Tribunal in the important case on HMRC Discovery Powers of Charlton and Others v HMRC.

Matt has dealt with HMRC enquiries into Contractors use of ‘Disguised Remuneration’ Schemes for many years, including Stephen Hoey v HMRC [2019] TC07292 which awaits appeal in the Upper Tribunal.  Matt is closely involved in Judicial Review proceedings challenging Accelerated Payment Notices and the ‘Loan Charge’.