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Matthew Cummings, Associate

Matthew Cummings

Associate

Associate (Australia)

Practice areas

  • Commercial agreements
  • Health and life sciences
  • Other

Practice notes

Matthew is an associate in our tax group. He handles all areas of tax law. Matthew’s main areas of practice include VAT advisory, advising and negotiating on corporate transactions, tax litigation and HMRC investigations. Matthew previously worked as a litigator at HMRC.

His recent experience includes advising an international bank on HMRC’s information powers and assisting with disclosure, providing tax structuring advice on a high value private equity backed acquisition and advising on the VAT consequences of key changes of UK law ahead of Brexit.

He has written on VAT recovery for Tax Journal and is regarded by the Legal 500 as a “key lawyer” in the Tax Litigation and Investigations team.

 

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