UK Uncut Legal Action will ask the High Court this week to declare that a tax settlement HMRC reached with Goldman Sachs was unlawful.
A leaked document sent by HMRC’s former head of tax Dave Hartnett to the exchequer secretary reveals the scale of the government’s “sweetheart” tax deals, The Guardian reported today, as HMRC pr
There is growing evidence that responsible tax practices make clear business sense as well as moral sense, ActionAid said as it published a guide for investors and businesses seeking a “more socially responsible approach” to corporate tax.
The ongoing public debate surrounding the taxation of multinationals has led some people to believe that “any sort of supply chain planning” is now a thing of the past, according to Frédéric Donnedieu de Vabres, chairman of Taxand.
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Heads of tax at the big four accountancy firms have welcomed the Commons public accounts committee’s endorsement of a multilateral approach to corporation tax reform.
The House Of Lords Economic Affairs Committee has extended to 14 May the deadline for submissions of evidence to its inquiry into corporate taxation.
Asked at what point the reduction in the main rate should stop, David Gauke noted that there were “certain advantages” in having 20% as a rate
PAC’s analysis ‘bears almost no resemblance to reality’
Firms deny ‘lack of clarity’ over where they draw the line between acceptable planning and aggressive avoidance