Continuing our series of basic informative articles and our insolvency series, Philip Ridgway, Barrister, in the second of what has now become three articles, discusses how insolvency law interacts with a tax adviser
Chris Reece, of Ernst & Young, reports from the Institute of Indirect Taxation's 2007 Conference
John Whiting, David Clayton and Matthew Bess of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP discuss how best to meet the tax information needs of your organisation's stakeholders
Jason Collins and Sam Davies, McGrigors LLP, summarise the current position of claims for compound interest being pursued by car dealerships in relation to VAT
In the second of two articles, Paul Harrison and Richard Iferenta, partners in KMPG LLP (UK), discuss the effect of the new penalty regime, introduced by the Finance Act 2007, on businesses
David Nickson, Partner, KPMG Europe LLP, introduces the first in a series of articles which will look at how tax policy and practice must change to keep pace with a changing world
Andrew Flint takes a sideways look at the tax world
In the first of two articles, Karen Witton, Director, and Stephen Whitehead, Senior Manager, of KPMG LLP (UK), discuss the effect of thWhitehead, the new penalty regime, introduced by the Finance Act 2007, on businesses
Robert Kent, Partner, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, looks at what Robert the discussion document 'Taxation of the foreign profits of companies' has to say about possible changes to the taxation of foreign portfolio dividends
Steve Camm, head of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP tax investigations, takes stock after the first workshop on the condoc 'Modernising Powers, Deterrents and Safeguards — a new approach to compliance checks'