Paul Barnes, KPMG's Chief Operating Officer for Tax Services for Central and Eastern Europe, takes a practical look at what still needs to be done by and after 1 May
Peter Milnes, Ernst & Young LLP, London and Katarzyna Kosakowska, Ernst & Young LLP, Poland, discuss the far-reaching impact of EU enlargement on the VAT treatment of supplies made by utility companies
Continuing our series of basic informative articles, Peter Jenkins, Global Head of Indirect Tax, Ernst & Young LLP, London, explains the basic changes in VAT that may be expected in the accession countries
Ian Dawes, Ernst & Young LLP, London, explains the typical issues that would arise in the telecommunications industry following accession and the need to recognise change
Mike Lambourne Ernst & Young LLP, London, outlines how enlargement of the EU will affect the airline and leisure industries both within the accession countries and more widely within the existing EU
Patrick Walker, UK Indirect Tax Leader, PricewaterhouseCoopers looks at the likely impact EU Accession will have on shared service centres and reviews VAT invoicing and VAT harmonisation in the EU
John Davison, Indirect Tax Partner, Baker Tilly, discusses the possible implications of the merger of Customs & Excise and the Inland Revenue
Stephen Edge, Slaughter and May, gives us his initial reaction to the proposals in the Finance Bill regarding the disclosure of tax avoidance schemes
Perry Gold and Greg Thomson, Senior Consultants in the Financial Services practice of Ernst & Young, report on the impact of the Budget on the Financial Services sector