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TAX POLICY ADMINISTRATION


This Parliament’s last Spring Budget delivered on a number of political objectives, as well as setting the scene for the future, writes Chris Sanger (EY).
Graham Richter (EY) argues that GenAI is the future for tax functions – and it is a future with a human at the centre.
Hugh Gunson (Charles Russell Speechlys) examines when it is possible to obtain privacy and/or anonymity orders in tax tribunal proceedings in light of a recent Upper Tribunal decision.
Carrie Rutland and James Rolfe (BDO) highlight practical issues concerning the introduction of the new scheme which takes effect from April.
HMRC’s assessment powers vary depending on the tax at issue but there are common themes, write Matthew Greene and Guy Bud (Stewarts).
Fiona McRobert, Assistant Director of HMRC’s ADR Team, explains how the department is ‘looking to embed a resolution mindset’.
Gordon W Buist (EQ Accountants) explains how the publication of Spotlight 63 on landlord tax planning schemes has exposed a fundamental flaw with incorporation relief from CGT.
HMRC’s updated guidance on the treatment of profits arising within, and distributions from, US LLCs is unsatisfactory in a number of respects, write Sebastian Prichard Jones and Andrew Crozier (Macfarlanes).
PPR relief, transfer of assets abroad, information notices and the taxation of finder’s fees are among the topics in this month’s review by Edward Reed and Angus Richardson (Macfarlanes).
As a territorial tax regime, the UK has a number of benefits, which have only increased over the last two decades, write Artem Vasyutin and Sophie Hatton (Deloitte).
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