June 2021 authors

Click on the links below for author profiles and links to articles.

• Helen Adams (BDO) - Discovery following Tooth: what should advisers do now?
• Zoe Andrews and Mike Lane (Slaughter and May) – Tax and the City review for June
• James Bailey (BDO) - Unicorn Tankships: tonnage tax and balancing charges
• Gary Barnett and Bryn Reynolds (Simmons & Simmons) – The VAT review for June
• Johan Barros (Accountancy Europe) - EU watch: public country by country reporting
• Lisa Bevan (Taylor Wessing) - The residential property developer tax
• Constantine Christofi and Adam Craggs (RPC) – Contentious tax quarterly
• Erin Davis (Johnston Carmichael) – Reflections on a career in tax
• Denis Edwards (Temple Tax Chambers) - VAT, the NHS and business activities
• Rhiannon Kinghall Were and Lucy Urwin (Macfarlanes) – The G7 tax deal
• Rhiannon Kinghall Were (Macfarlanes) - ATAD 3 and holding companies
• Julia Lloyd (Norton Rose Fulbright) – Reflections on a career in tax
• Oliver Marre (5 Stone Buildings) - Mullens: taxable gifts and tribunal tips
• Rachel McConnell and Penny Simmons (Pinsent Masons) - IR35: the prevailing uncertainties
• Sam Mitha CBE (Former HMRC policy advisor) – Tax and politics
• Chris Nyland (Gowling WLG) - Moulsdale and the option to tax
• Fiona Poole (Maurice Turnor Gardner) - Offshore trusts and onward gifts
• Paul Pritchard (FTI Consulting) – Debt restructuring: deemed releases
• Edward Reed and Mark Stichbury (Macfarlanes) – Private client review for June
• Claire Roberts (Moore Kingston Smith) – Reflections on a career in tax
• Simon Rose and Kitty Swanson (Mayer Brown) - Property investment: some recent developments
• Tim Sarson (KPMG) – International review for June
• Heather Self (Blick Rothenber) – Self’s assessment: umbrella companies and agency workers
• Rhys Thomas (KPMG) - Back to basics: Pensions tax relief - where are we now?
• Amanda Tickel (Deloitte) – Reflections on a career in tax
• Peter Vaines (Field Court Tax Chambers) – Benefits in kind and motor cars
• John Weston (Larking Gowen)  - Cheap loans in the context of employment