Andrew Horsfield

Tax Director

0113 518 5100 andrew.horsfield@brabners.com

Andrew is a tax director in our corporate defence and compliance team.

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9 March 2026

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3 March 2026

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2 March 2026

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18 July 2025

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Received a COP9 letter from HMRC? It means you’re suspected of serious tax fraud. Legal Director Sarah Smith explains what this means, how the CDF works, and why acting quickly is essential.