Mike Lomax on the compliance implications of draft rules on foreign branch profits
Caroline Lucas MP, the leader of the Green Party, asked the government how much of the corporation tax losses declared in respect of accounting periods ending in 2007/08, 2008/09 and 2009/10 was carried back for offset against profits of previous periods; how much corporation tax was repaid as a
‘The Big Four accountancy firms have come under attack for maintaining on average more than 20 offices each in offshore tax havens despite countries working together to crack down on tax avoidance … MP Chuka Ummuna, who earlier this month confronted Barclays chief executive Bob Diamond over the b
UK Uncut, the protest group campaigning against tax avoidance, condemned what it called ‘political policing’ after CS spray was used to disperse protestors in London’s Oxford Street.
Latest changes to IAS 12 are limited, but the future remains fluid.
Several core areas of small business taxation have been raised and debated ‘time and again’ during the recent roadshows organised by the Office of Tax Simplification.
Alliance Boots defended its registration in the low-tax Swiss canton of Zug as it prepared for nationwide protests against tax avoidance, telling Tax Journal today that if it had registered in Switzerland ‘purely for tax reasons’ there were many other countries that it could have conside
Mark Minihane and Ken MacKenzie examine compliance issues surrounding the proposed debt cap rules
Comments are invited by 22 February 2011 on draft HMRC guidance on proposed changes to the rules governing taxation of companies’ capital gains.
Liberal Democrat MP Adrian Sanders asked the Chancellor if he would make it his policy to refer all tax disputes concerning liabilities greater than £500 million for parliamentary scrutiny prior to action by HMRC.