David Blumenthal, Partner, Dewey Ballantine, reports on the LexisNexis Tolley Corporation Tax 2006 Conference, which was held on 25 September 2006
There may be a gaping hole (or two) in the NIC rules on share incentives that stems from anti-avoidance action and incomplete attempts at harmonisation of tax and NIC rules. David Heaton explores the arguments
Christopher Sanger, Head of Tax Policy at Ernst & Young, peruses the menu of options produced by the Tax Reform Commission
Alastair Ross, Director of Public Policy, McGrigors, looks forward to next year's elections to the Scottish Parliament and considers how they might impact on the world of tax
Continuing our series of basic informative articles, in the first of three articles, John Hayward and Alec Ure, Pension Consultants, explain the basic elements of the new pensions tax regime in the UK
Charles Elphicke, Partner, Mayer, Brown Rowe & Maw LLP, provides an overview of UK REITs and explains the conditions a company must meet to attain REIT status
Richard Carson, Slaughter and May, considers what's left of the old equipment leasing regime and how it has changed
Continuing our series of basic informative articles, Steven Bone and Martin Wilson, partners in The Capital Allowances Partnership, outline the most often claimed capital allowance: plant & machinery allowances
Commencing our series on employment strategies, Gary Hull, director, Employment Solutions Practice, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, explores how to deliver savings and still benefit the environment
Continuing our series of basic informative articles, Martin Wilson and Steven Bone, partners in The Capital Allowances Partnership outline an often misunderstood capital allowance, industrial buildings allowances