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The UK will still require the consent of the EU to enhance the EIS and VCT regimes or to extend their duration beyond April 2025, writes Andrew Harper (2 New Street Chambers). 
There is no doubt that the current UK government has achieved real changes to the Protocol that will reduce a number of the tax and customs issues, as George Peretz KC (Monckton Chambers) explains.
A longer tax code and a more punitive tax authority. On his retirement after working in tax for almost 60 years, Robert Maas (formerly Carter Backer Winter) reflects on the evolution of the UK tax landscape. 
HMRC appears to view many penalty appeals as a ‘second bite of the cherry’, even where the tribunal has not considered the earlier decision, writes Anastasia Nourescu (Stewarts). 
The new UAE corporate tax regime is an opportunity for heads of tax of affected groups to bring tax to the boardroom agenda. Raj Singh Bal (Aramex) sets out the key considerations. 
Recent developments that matter from around the globe, reported by Tim Sarson (KPMG).
Tim Sarson (KPMG) identifies three areas where the Budget leaves the tax system incomplete to the extent that it may undermine the government’s core policy priorities.
Card image Naomi Lawton James Burton Ellen Birkemeyer Mitchell Fraser
James Burton, Ellen Birkemeyer, Naomi Lawton and Mitchell Fraser (Allen & Overy) provide a 20 questions guide.
Barrister Zizhen Yang (Pump Court Tax Chambers) examines three recent decisions in the area of VAT groups.
Paul Aplin OBE (former ICAEW president) discusses the new world of conversational artificial intelligence and its potential impact on the profession.
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