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How to handle year-end reporting

Stephanie Hurst and Kip Linton (Deloitte) provide a practice guide.

There are key activities that tax teams should be undertaking ahead of year-end: understanding the tax accounting implications of recent tax law changes and proposals; and planning out the provision process. This article considers how tax teams can get ahead in their year-end activities. 
 

Assessing implications of tax law changes 

 
Each year new tax legislation provides tax teams with provisioning challenges. Finance Act 2016 was ‘substantively enacted’ and ‘fully enacted’ on 6 and 15 September 2016 respectively. As a result the deferred tax impact of the changes introduced by FA 2016 should be recognised in year-end results under IFRS/FRS 101 FRS 102 and US GAAP. 
 
The headline change for many UK reporters is the reduction of the main rate of...

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