Tim Ambrose, President of The Chartered Institute of Taxation, and Partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers, Aberdeen speculates on how he would like to improve the tax law
Daron Gunson, of the Parmentier Arthur Group, reports on the IBC Conference, Advanced Corporate Tax Planning, which was held in London on 12 June
Malcolm Gammie, QC, asks about the policy behind the practice
Earlier this year, John Andrews received the OBE in recognition of his work for the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group. Daron Gunson of the Parmentier Arthur Group finds out more about him and the LITRG
Richard Clarke, Senior Manager, and Sue Bradshaw, Senior Manager, PricewaterhouseCoopers, London, look at recent developments
Simon Sweetman, independent tax consultant and adviser to Shout99, reports on the first Family Business Tax Conference, held at the Institute of Electrical Engineers on 18 June
Edward Troup,1 Head of Tax Strategy at Simmons & Simmons, feels that the Treasury Committee's report on the Inland Revenue exposes failings but brings the promise of radical change in tax policy making
Jeremy Edwards, Senior Associate, and Paul McCarthy, Partner, of Allen & Overy's Global Benefits Group, consider the practical implications of the FA 2003 on long-term incentive plans (LTIPs)
Bill Dodwell, Tax Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP, feels the way forward is to pay more attention to economics and risk rather than moralising
Elizabeth Bradley, Assistant Solicitor in the Corporate Tax Group of Berwin Leighton Paisner, provides an overview of some of the direct tax implications that arise within the context of insolvencies