Beyond the Statute: How Case Law Shapes Tax Interpretation
Category: Tax | Date: 25/11/2025 09:00 | Duration: 100 mins | Tag: IAUPIE25D1S1 | Type: Webinar | Speaker: Conor Kennedy | Course level: Intermediate
This course is part of the The Industry Accountants Update 2025
Case law interpretation is a fundamental component for tax practitioners in understanding how the way statutes are applied and ensuring the consistent evolution of legal principles. This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the methods used to interpret case law, the challenges faced by professionals, and the broader significance of case law within the legal system. This article synthesises the key themes and insights from the presentation, offering a detailed exploration suitable for practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of this critical area.
Conor Kennedy will cover the following topics during this webinar:
The Legal Hierarchy and the Role of Case Law
Principles and Methods of Case Law Interpretation
Practical Steps for Analysing Judgments
Case Law’s Influence on Tax Practice
Challenges and Evolving Standards in Case Law Interpretation
By attending this session, you will:
This session will be of particular interest to:
· Tax advisers and consultants
Those who need to interpret tax legislation and apply recent case law to client scenarios.
· Accountants in practice
Especially those involved in tax compliance, planning, and dispute resolution.
· Auditors
Professionals who must understand how judicial decisions affect the interpretation of tax statutes and audit findings.
· Business owners and financial controllers
Individuals responsible for making informed decisions about tax positions and risk management.
· Legal professionals working in tax
Solicitors, barristers, or in-house counsel who advise on tax matters and rely on case law for guidance.
This session is particularly valuable for anyone who needs to stay current with legal developments in taxation and understand how case law impacts everyday practice.
Conor Kennedy