The CIOT have taken part in HMRC’s stakeholder consultation seeking input into their annual review of the priorities for the UK’s network of double taxation agreements for the coming year.
At Spring Budget 2020, the government published a consultation document which examined the impact of the double deduction rules and the acting together rules within the hybrid and other mis
In early April, HMRC announced some changes to inheritance tax processes and procedures as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The ATT and CIOT have both responded to HMRC and HM Treasury’s technical consultation on the Fifth Money Laundering Directive and Trust Registration Service.
The CIOT has responded to the second consultation published by the OECD on addressing the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy which focuses on Pillar Two and sets
Every year HMRC undertakes a review of the priorities for the UK’s network of double taxation agreements for the coming year and invites stakeholders to input into this.
In January 2020, most of the Fifth Money Laundering Directive was implemented – apart from the provisions for the expansion of the Trust Register, where further consultation is planned.&nbs
The tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy were identified as one of the main areas of focus of the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) Action Plan, becoming known as BEP
Finance Act 2019 introduced new provisions further extending the taxation of gains accruing to non-UK residents on UK property.
It was announced at Budget 2018 that the UK would implement a DST, and the government subsequently consulted on the proposed tax.
