In the second of a two-part article, Janet Paterson and Richard Holme, partners, Creaseys LLP, look at the draft legislation on residence and domicile and how it impacts on offshore trusts and companies
In the second of two articles, Colin Hargreaves, Paul Davison and Sarah Perfect, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, continue to examine how Sharia financing rules may apply more widely than expected
In the first of two articles, Janet Paterson and Richard Holme, partners, Creaseys LLP, look at the draft legislation on residence and domicile and ask what it means for residence, domicile and the remittance basis of taxation
Chris Morgan, UK Head of KPMG Europe's International Corporate Tax Group, and Jonathan Bridges, Senior Manager, discuss the ECJ Columbus Containers case
Colin Hargreaves, Paul Davison and Sarah Perfect of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer examine whether special rules for Sharia financing arrangements can apply more widely than might be expected
Martin Wilson of The Capital Allowances Partnership LLP comments on the Government's latest response on the proposed changes to the system of capital allowances
Richard Clarke and Jennifer Knowlson of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP review HMRC's 2007 Departmental Autumn Performance Report
Steve Edge comments on a potentially significant Hong Kong decision in Tai Hing Cotton Mill on the correct interpretation of 'tax benefit' in the context of targeted anti-avoidance rules
Daron Gunson of Parmentier Arthur Group, meets Rob Withecombe, National Head of Tax at Grant Thornton