Simon Whitehead examines where the various issues of EU and English law are heading in the FII litigation
Allan Cinnamon and Nick Udal identify the key tax considerations in light of the recent acceleration of Hong Kong’s tax treaty programme
Britain’s largest companies paid £5.9 billion in corporation tax, 16.7% of all corporation tax receipts in the year to 31 March 2010, according to a survey conducted by PwC’s Total Tax Contribution team for the Hundred Group of finance directors.
Businesses should consider engaging ‘more forthrightly’ in the tax avoidance debate to address ‘some of the myths and confusion that exist’, David Gauke said today.
HMRC have invited comments on draft amendments to Offshore Funds (Tax) Regulations, SI 2009/3001.
A proposed change to the provision for equalisation was announced last December.
A leading Reuters editor told the BBC’s Newsnight earlier this week that only international co-operation will help prevent large multinationals using tax havens to undermine the tax base of national governments, after campaigners slammed a proposed exemption for profits of forei
The European Commission has launched a consultation on a set of policy options including a financial transactions tax and a financial activities tax.
Chris Morgan provides a update on recent international developments
‘Britain's banks may be forced to reveal the breakdown of their corporate tax contributions under a plan from the Treasury Select Committee to demand the information as part of its report on the sector.
The UK/Liechtenstein tax information exchange agreement signed in August 2009 entered into force on 2 December 2010, HMRC announced.