CORPORATE-GOVERNANCE

Steven Porter and Jack Edwards (Addleshaw Goddard) examine changes to the UK Corporate Governance Code – and what the new requirement for Boards to declare the effectiveness of their material controls means for tax functions.

Brin Rajathurai and Charles Yorke (Allen & Overy) explain how to navigate the complex and evolving landscape of tax and ESG.

Ashlea Howell (Smith & Williamson) provides a back to basics guide to the current compliance issues facing UK businesses.

Gregory Price and Rhiannon Kinghall Were (Macfarlanes) consider how companies can develop an approach to tax within a wider framework for corporate governance.

 

HMRC has launched its enhanced business risk review pilot. Lucy Sauvage and Laura Harper (BDO) assess the proposed changes.

 

HMRC is accused of an ‘all of nothing’ approach to disputes. Andrew Goodall reports findings from Tax Journal’s recent practitioner survey.

 

Colin Ben-Nathan and Dorothée Giret (KPMG) consider key recommendations and their implications from an employment law and tax perspective.

 

Steve Edge and Dominic Robertson (Slaughter and May) report that HMRC is building up its diverted profits capability. Taxpayers need to take stock of the practical impact of DPT – and distinguish the facts from some of the scare stories surrounding the tax.