The drama of US tariffs: a practical response
In April, US President Donald Trump introduced a swathe of increased tariffs (or customs duties) in an attempt to stamp out trade deficits and encourage corporati
In April, US President Donald Trump introduced a swathe of increased tariffs (or customs duties) in an attempt to stamp out trade deficits and encourage corporati
Multinational enterprises with global operations present a challenge for national tax authorities in ensuring fair taxation.
An HMRC investigation or enquiry can be a worrying development for a business but for those in HMRC’s ‘Large Business Service’, it is par for the course.
Following on from our article ‘How to sell your practice’ in March 2025, we take a look at the processes involved if you decide that you would like to buy another practice.
Whilst the UK does not impose a direct exit tax on individuals departing its shores (unlike the United States with its expatriation tax under IRC 877A), leaving the UK does come with its own se
A company can generally be removed from the register of companies at Companies House in one of two ways:
Real-time reporting and e-invoicing requirements have been part of the changing regulatory landscape globally for many years, most notably with regards to VAT in Latin America.
Given the scale of the sector and its contribution to the UK economy, this article looks in particular at UK tax resident international footballers.
I always think that the first tax rule that people learn is the one that prevents a trader from claiming a deduction for expenses that are not incurred wholly and exclusively for the purposes o