Robin Walduck and Peter Scholes explain the need for tax input into the decisions groups are taking on UK GAAP conversion.
In this article we aim to show that the tax department must be involved in the decision-making process in relation to UK GAAP conversion from the outset in order to achieve the best result. A tax director who starts to think about the impact of conversion in 2016 when the 2015 tax computations are being prepared could potentially be in for some nasty surprises.
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Robin Walduck and Peter Scholes explain the need for tax input into the decisions groups are taking on UK GAAP conversion.
In this article we aim to show that the tax department must be involved in the decision-making process in relation to UK GAAP conversion from the outset in order to achieve the best result. A tax director who starts to think about the impact of conversion in 2016 when the 2015 tax computations are being prepared could potentially be in for some nasty surprises.
This article is relevant to UK resident group companies which for example:
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