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Kate Alexander
,
Tom Roth
and
Allen Tann
(Baker McKenzie) - OECD’s digital economy tax reform: the race to consensus
Zoe Andrews
and
Mike Lane
(Slaughter & May) – Tax and the City review for February
Gary Ashford
(Harbottle and Lewis) – Reflections on a career in tax
Richard Asquith
(Alavara) - ‘No deal’ Brexit and the postponed accounting import VAT regime
James Austen
(Charles Russell Speechlys) - CGT deferral on ceasing UK residence: the exit charge payment plan
Gary Barnett
and
Heather Rowlands
(Simmons & Simmons) - The VAT review for January
Pippa Booth
(PwC) – Reflections on a career in tax
Michael Cashman
(Dorsey) – Reflections on a career in tax
Clara Coudert
(Kering) and
Ceri Stoner
(Wiggin) - Data centres and tax territoriality
Helen Coward
(Charles Russell Speechlys) - Conditional contracts and the time of disposal
Sarah Daley
and
Peter Dylewski
(KPMG) - Aladdin: a whole new world?
Richard Doran
and
Nicola Hine
(KPMG) - Repayment claims: practicalities and procedure
Zoe Feller
(Bird & Bird) – Reflections on a career in tax
Maya Forstater
(The Centre for Global Development) - GRI proposes a new tax transparency standard
Andrew Goldstone
(Mishcon de Reya) – Private client review for February
Ashley Greenbank
and
Charishma Juddoo
(Macfarlanes) - A Brexit tax checklist: are you ready for ‘no deal’?
Emma Heelis-Adams
(Burges Salmon) – Practice guide: How to handle the cleansing and mixed funds rules
Donald L. Korb
and
Andrew Solomon
(Sullivan & Cromwell) - US tax reform: inbound and outbound investment
Dan Neidle
(Clifford Chance) - Common misconceptions about the UK tax system
Andrew Parkes
and
Zoe Wyatt
(Milestone International Tax Partners) - The new economic substance requirements
George Peretz QC
(Monckton Chambers) - State aid and the Belgium excess profits case
Sean Randall
(KPMG) - Stamp duty relief is property-sensitive
Tim Sarson
(KPMG) - The international review for February
Mark Saunders
(PwC) - The Finance Bill rules on profit fragmentation
Jeremy Webster
(Pinsent Masons) - Q&A: The OECD’s consultation on tax challenges of digitalisation
David Whiscombe
(BKL) – Partnership expenses
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Kate Alexander
,
Tom Roth
and
Allen Tann
(Baker McKenzie) - OECD’s digital economy tax reform: the race to consensus
Zoe Andrews
and
Mike Lane
(Slaughter & May) – Tax and the City review for February
Gary Ashford
(Harbottle and Lewis) – Reflections on a career in tax
Richard Asquith
(Alavara) - ‘No deal’ Brexit and the postponed accounting import VAT regime
James Austen
(Charles Russell Speechlys) - CGT deferral on ceasing UK residence: the exit charge payment plan
Gary Barnett
and
Heather Rowlands
(Simmons & Simmons) - The VAT review for January
Pippa Booth
(PwC) – Reflections on a career in tax
Michael Cashman
(Dorsey) – Reflections on a career in tax
Clara Coudert
(Kering) and
Ceri Stoner
(Wiggin) - Data centres and tax territoriality
Helen Coward
(Charles Russell Speechlys) - Conditional contracts and the time of disposal
Sarah Daley
and
Peter Dylewski
(KPMG) - Aladdin: a whole new world?
Richard Doran
and
Nicola Hine
(KPMG) - Repayment claims: practicalities and procedure
Zoe Feller
(Bird & Bird) – Reflections on a career in tax
Maya Forstater
(The Centre for Global Development) - GRI proposes a new tax transparency standard
Andrew Goldstone
(Mishcon de Reya) – Private client review for February
Ashley Greenbank
and
Charishma Juddoo
(Macfarlanes) - A Brexit tax checklist: are you ready for ‘no deal’?
Emma Heelis-Adams
(Burges Salmon) – Practice guide: How to handle the cleansing and mixed funds rules
Donald L. Korb
and
Andrew Solomon
(Sullivan & Cromwell) - US tax reform: inbound and outbound investment
Dan Neidle
(Clifford Chance) - Common misconceptions about the UK tax system
Andrew Parkes
and
Zoe Wyatt
(Milestone International Tax Partners) - The new economic substance requirements
George Peretz QC
(Monckton Chambers) - State aid and the Belgium excess profits case
Sean Randall
(KPMG) - Stamp duty relief is property-sensitive
Tim Sarson
(KPMG) - The international review for February
Mark Saunders
(PwC) - The Finance Bill rules on profit fragmentation
Jeremy Webster
(Pinsent Masons) - Q&A: The OECD’s consultation on tax challenges of digitalisation
David Whiscombe
(BKL) – Partnership expenses
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