Will it be a safe landing?
The transfer of assets abroad provisions exist to counteract tax avoidance achieved by means of a relevant transaction which results in income becoming payable to a person abroad by virtue of
The transfer of assets abroad provisions exist to counteract tax avoidance achieved by means of a relevant transaction which results in income becoming payable to a person abroad by virtue of
The CIOT and LITRG have responded to HMRC’s consultation document which explored how the UK government will implement the OECD’s Model Reporting Rules for Digital Platforms, which require c
LITRG reviews proposals to extend bereavement benefits to surviving partners with children after the death of a partner to whom they were not married or in civil partnership.
The importance of tax treaties between the UK and the United States cannot be underestimated.
The ATT submitted three representations ahead of the Autumn Budget 2021, covering the annual investment allowance, employer provided coronavirus testing and the High Income Child Benefit Ch
The CIOT’s recent Budget representation suggests that it is timely to consider the tax and Exchequer consequences of the trend towards UK employees working remotely abroad.
Now the world is starting to return to some form of normality and people are returning to offices, we expect to see a return of short-term business travellers to the UK, including directors of
Following the opening of the Trust Registration Service to accept registrations of non-taxable trusts on 1 September 2021, we are expecting further updates to the relevant legislation short
For a multinational enterprise (MNE), communicating its approach to taxation to stakeholders is becoming ever more important.
HMRC have issued a Frequently Asked Questions (and answers) document for users of the UK capital gains tax property reporting service and further more detailed guidance is in progress.