Examining US tax policy with views from advisers on recent US developments, including the view from Washington; increasing burdens on the US tax adviser; and reflections on how US tax policy is made.
Tax policy is increasingly taking centre stage of the US political scene. The Democrats and Republicans agree that there is a need for wholesale overhaul of the US tax code but that's where the consensus ends. This report examines the latest debate on US tax policy and includes reflections on the way tax policy is made. It also covers recent technical developments for advisers including: why the US tax landscape encourages US groups to migrate; key employment tax issues; the UK/US double tax treaty and the problem of entity classification; transfer pricing issues for taxpayers operating between the UK and US; how financial institutions are coping with the FATCA regime; problems created by the new...
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Examining US tax policy with views from advisers on recent US developments, including the view from Washington; increasing burdens on the US tax adviser; and reflections on how US tax policy is made.
Tax policy is increasingly taking centre stage of the US political scene. The Democrats and Republicans agree that there is a need for wholesale overhaul of the US tax code but that's where the consensus ends. This report examines the latest debate on US tax policy and includes reflections on the way tax policy is made. It also covers recent technical developments for advisers including: why the US tax landscape encourages US groups to migrate; key employment tax issues; the UK/US double tax treaty and the problem of entity classification; transfer pricing issues for taxpayers operating between the UK and US; how financial institutions are coping with the FATCA regime; problems created by the new...
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