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1. ''UK tax.'' | 1. | ||
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The process in stamp duty whereby the document and supporting evidence is sent to Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs to determine the amount of stamp duty payable. | The process in stamp duty whereby the document and supporting evidence is sent to Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs to determine the amount of stamp duty payable. | ||
2. ''Law''. | |||
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''Law''. | |||
The settlement of a dispute by a formal legal procedure. | The settlement of a dispute by a formal legal procedure. | ||
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The settlement of disputes by various less formal procedures, with the aim of providing quicker, cheaper and less confrontational resolutions. | The settlement of disputes by various less formal procedures, with the aim of providing quicker, cheaper and less confrontational resolutions. | ||
Revision as of 09:55, 11 May 2016
1.
UK tax.
The process in stamp duty whereby the document and supporting evidence is sent to Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs to determine the amount of stamp duty payable.
2.
Law.
The settlement of a dispute by a formal legal procedure.
3.
The settlement of disputes by various less formal procedures, with the aim of providing quicker, cheaper and less confrontational resolutions.
