Chief prosecutor’s targets include ‘tax consultants who push dishonest avoidance schemes'
Aggressive tax planning has been achieved ‘with the complicity of governments themselves to cope with tax competition’, says senior OECD tax official
Proposals represent a major improvement, says PKF
Late filing penalty will apply to a return filed after 31 January even if there is no tax to pay
Time frame remains challenging, says KPMG
The ‘court of public opinion’ sets a dangerous precedent, says Baker Tilly tax partner
House of Lords committee will question anti-avoidance campaigner Richard Murphy and leading tax advisers
Views from practitioners on aspects of the draft Finance Bill, including the further entrepreneurs’ relief enhancement to EMI share options (Peter Rayney) and ‘implementation’ of the Philips judgment (David Milne QC).
Wendy Walton and Gemma Davies review the private client aspects of the draft Finance Bill.
Representatives of the big four accountancy firms are set to be quizzed by the Commons public accounts committee at the end of this month, as MPs continue their investigation into tax avoidance.