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IN BRIEF

Views on recent developments in tax.

Growth share schemes are not inherently abusive, report suggests.

Time is running out for taxpayers to clean up their act, writes Phil Berwick (Berwick Law).
 

Arabella Murphy and Claire Roberts (Maurice Turnor Gardner) answer questions on the recent government consultation, looking at what is proposed, including the reform to non-UK resident trusts.

HMRC has suitably ambitious plans for a digital future, but a genuine understanding of business processes must be at the heart of its digital strategy.

The CJEU embraces a ‘per-element approach’ and considers the limitation of certain tax advantages to purely national situations of tax-integrated groups to be a violation of the freedom of establishment.

What can we expect in the forthcoming condoc on non-doms?

Chris Sanger (EY) reflects on the role that salary sacrifice arrangements play in delivering tax policy incentives.
 

Thomas Dalby (Gabelle) looks at HMRC’s next move following the closure of the EBT settlement opportunity.

Much has been made in the press about restaurant tipping, with many restaurants being ‘named and shamed’ for helping themselves to their workers’ tips. But could the greatest beneficiary here be the taxman? asks Bill Longe (Baker Tilly).
 

HMRC is to merge its specialist investigations and criminal investigations teams. What impact could this have on the nature of prosecutions? asks Adam Craggs (RPC).

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