Tax policy options: achieving net zero commitments
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The UK was the first major economy to enshrine its 2050 net zero commitment into law.
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The tax rules that lie behind Pillar One and Pillar Two
It has been just over a year since political agreement was reached by more than 135 of the/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS (‘the Inclusive Framework’) member countries on the ‘two-pillar’ approach:
CPD and Professional Indemnity Insurance: key changes to CIOT and ATT regulations and guidance
The last update to the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) regulations and guidance was in 2017 and represented a considerable change to our previous approach.
Accessing UK pension benefits: issues for a non-UK tax resident
Following the reopening of borders and the relaxation of Covid-19 related restrictions, individuals planning to retire outside of the UK have picked up their plans to do so.
Post-Brexit trade: complexities of B2B and B2C
Brexit introduced some important changes to the tax aspects of importing and exporting goods and to a lesser extent, services, in and out of the UK.
Post Brexit trade: the changes to tax on importing and exporting goods and services
Brexit introduced some important changes to the tax aspects of importing and exporting goods and to a lesser extent, services, in and out of the UK.
The Register of Overseas Entities will soon be coming into force
The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act (‘the Act’) became law on 15 March 2022.
Corporate redomiciliation: Changing your company's corporate citizenship
On several occasions recently, I have been asked the following question in some shape or form: ‘Can a company redomicile from the UK to another jurisdiction?’ Implicit in the question, but somewhat
The Tax Inspectors Without Borders initiative
The Covid-19 pandemic continues to challenge policymakers and citizens, but it has not stopped Tax Inspectors Without Borders’ experts from continuing their work to improve tax audits of multinatio