Stephen Brunner, Corporate International Tax, Deloitte Amsterdam, and Pascal Van Hove, Corporate International Tax, Deloitte Brussels, discuss the new financing regimes in Belgium and The Netherlands
In the third of three articles, John Hayward and Alec Ure, Pension Consultants, continue their explanation of the basic elements of the new pensions tax regime in the UK
Duncan Whitecross, International Tax Partner, Stephen Weston, Treasury Tax Partner and Jeff Wehner, US Tax Partner, Deloitte, London, discuss the structuring of UK groups' investments in the US
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
In their second of three articles, John Hayward and Alec Ure, Pension Consultants, continue their explanation of the basic elements of the new pensions tax regime in the UK
Christopher Sanger, Head of Tax Policy at Ernst & Young, peruses the menu of options produced by the Tax Reform Commission
Mark Hoban MP, a Conservative Treasury Spokesman, discusses the report of the Tax Reform Commission set up by George Osborne
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
Continuing our series on employment strategies, Gary Hull, director of the employment solutions practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, explores flexible remuneration packages for employees in the NHS