Jonathan Ivinson, Partner and Head of Tax, Hogan & Hartson, outlines the international aspects of the Budget
Stephen Edge, Slaughter and May, discusses the new proposals which he sees as an attempt to break a vicious circle
As part of our series on accounting concerns in tax, Paul McCartney in KPMG's Real Estate Tax Advisory group discusses the tax implications for property investment companies adopting IFRS
Peter Jenkins, Head of Indirect Tax, Ernst & Young, considers the scope and potential of a mandatory exemption, which has not yet been implemented in the UK
Mark McKaig, Senior Partner, MRM International Tax Services, reports on the PricewaterhouseCoopers' EU Accession Conference which was held on 22–23 January 2004 in Cyprus
Aileen Barry and Craig Thomson of Deloitte's Tax Risk & Resolutions team consider the Inland Revenue's approach to offshore tax fraud
Andy Roberts, Deputy Taxation Director, Barclays Bank, takes the post-tax reporting debate into even more practical realms
Gillian Wild, Tax Director at PricewaterhouseCoopers, discusses the implications of the announcement in the PBR that accounts based on IFRS should be accepted as a starting point for UK corporation tax
Janet Paterson, Creaseys, Tunbridge Wells, discusses the ramifications of the Non-Resident Landlords Scheme