Substantial shareholding exemptions: unusual pitfalls
In the context of M&A transactions, the ability to benefit from the UK substantial shareholding exemption on gains derived from the sale of shares (or interests in shares) is commonly reli
In the context of M&A transactions, the ability to benefit from the UK substantial shareholding exemption on gains derived from the sale of shares (or interests in shares) is commonly reli
The Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023 received Royal Assent on 29 June 2023.
One of the key targets of the G20 led Base Erosion and Profit Shifting project was multinational groups that exploited domestic rules on financing arrangements.
In February 2021, I wrote a Tax Adviser article, ‘EU withdrawal a half-hearted separation’ (see tinyurl.com/
When writing this article, I was reminded of my article ‘What a carry back’ in the January 2020 issue of Tax Adviser.
Following updates to HMRC customs valuation guidance issued in late 2022, the interaction between transfer pricing and customs valuation is causing businesses that purchase goods for import into th
There are several routes to rescue an insolvent company, but to give a business the best possible chance of recovery, securing more time to pay debts is typically crucial.
Rarely a day goes by without a whistleblowing story in the press – from patient safety concerns in hospitals, to fraud in the meat industry to toxic workplaces in the CBI.
HMRC estimated that the number of businesses importing or exporting would rise from 250,000 prior to Brexit to 400,000 afterwards.