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A warm festive welcome to this December edition of Indirect Tax Voice.

Kia ora tatou! I’m still jetlagged from my bucket list trip to New Zealand – but I wish you a warm welcome to the Christmas edition of the ATT welcome page.

On 1 November, seven professional bodies launched the latest version of professional standards for their members – known as Professional Conduct in Relation to Taxation, or PCRT.

Reflecting on the Autumn Statement, I wonder whether Christmas 2016 will be the last as we know it in the tax profession.

Before I introduce this month’s newsdesk, I would like to say a big thank you to the technical teams of CIOT, ATT and LITRG, and the volunteers connected with those teams, for the fantastic effort

In recent years governments have enacted multiple regimes that compel the automatic exchange of financial account holder information between tax authorities.

One of the great desires of the European Commission is to take control over corporate taxes across the European Union.

The tax year ends

US election in November? Had you heard? Thinking about tax for the American in the UK, does the election matter? Perhaps. Is it the only thing on the agenda?

So to Drapers Hall in the City of London on 29 September where after a meeting of ATT Council did dine most convivially in the Livery Hall at the President’s Luncheon (with apologies to Samuel Pepy

By the time you read this, I shall be halfway through my presidential year.