Tax Journal's authors for May

Tax Journal thanks its authors for contributions published in May. (Click on the names listed below to view author profiles, with links to latest contributions):

• Graham Aaronson and Steve Bousher (Joseph Hage Aaronson) –  Tackling avoidance: the coalition’s end of term report

• Paul Aplin (A C Mole & Sons, ICAEW Tax Faculty chair) – Election special: My tax manifesto

• Fiona Bantock and Lee Squires (Hogan Lovells) – The monthly guide to the VAT developments that matter

• Tony Beare (Slaughter and May) – What Next Brand Ltd v HMRC means for dividend booster arrangements

• Danny Beeton and Shiv Mahalingham (Duff & Phelps) – HMRC’s challenges to transfer pricing under discovery assessments

• Ian Brimicombe (AstraZeneca) – Election special: My tax manifesto

• George Bull (Baker Tilly) – What now for UK tax policy following the general election?

• Allan Cinnamon (Cintax the Word Ltd) – The latest on tax treaty developments

• Richard Collier (PwC) – Examining the OECD’s revised PE proposals

• Jason Collins (Pinsent Masons) – Why corporates will soon face an ever greater compliance burden

• Peter Cussons (PwC) – Challenging HMRC's view on cross-border 'final loss' relief claims

• Ed Dwan and Lucy Sauvage (BDO) – Penalties and pitfalls of the seneio accounting officer regime

• Steve Edge (Slaughter and May) – Election special: My tax manifesto

• Graham Elliott (Withers) – HMRC’s input tax myth

• Zoe Fatchen (Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co) –  How to handle enterprise tax reliefs

• Mark Feldman (Pearson) – Reflections on a career in tax

• Judith Freedman (Oxford University) – Tax policy making beyond simplification: why institutional reform is needed

• Philip Gershuny (Hogan Lovells) –  What ‘BrExit’ could mean for the UK tax system

• Andrew Goldstone and Helen Manis (Mishcon de Reya) – The latest developments that matter in the private client arena

• Peter Halford (PwC Legal) –  The impact of the Austrian goodwill case on treaty freedoms and state aid

• Peter Jackson (Taylor Wessing) –  Ask an expert: Refinancing of a corporate group owning UK property

• Timothy Jarvis (Squire Patton Boggs) –Lessons from Lobler on rectification and mistake

• Paul Johnson (Institute for Fiscal Studies) - Tax advice for the new government: the view from the IFS

• David Jordorson (Association of British Insurers) – Reflections on a career in tax

• Andrey Krahmal (Temple Tax Chambers) –  FATCA and IGA: defining investment entities

• Tessa Lorimer (Withers) – The impact of common reporting standards

• Iain Macleod (EDF Tax Defence) – How HMRC is attempting to impose penalties where tax planning arrangements are in place

• Giorgia Maffini (Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation at Saïd Business School) –  A review of business taxation under the coalition government: competitiveness, but at what cost?

• Sean McGinness (The VAT Consultancy) – Ask an Expert: VAT on cross-border business establishments

• Mark Middleditch (Allen & Overy) – This month’s tax and the City briefing

• Chris Morgan (KPMG) – The international tax update for May

• Anthony Newgrosh (Berg Kaprow Lewis) – Ask an Expert: Tax on transfers of trade, loss relief and post-cessation income

• Tina Riches (Smith & Williamson) - A guide to the main parties’ tax proposals, following the publication of the general election manifestos and the leader debates.

• Giles Salmond (Eversheds) –  VAT on pension fund costs: has HMRC made life easier?

• Chris Sanger (EY) – Election special: Tax manifesto

• Heather Self (Pinsent Masons) – Election special: My tax manifesto, and Australia's answer to the diverted profits tax

• Tom Scott (McDermott Will & Emery) - Reflections on a career in tax

• Alan Sinyor (Berwin Leighton Paisner) –  Colaingrove, the reduced rate of VAT and composite supplies

• David Smith (Economics editor, The Sunday Times) – The economics of the election

• Jo Summers (PWT) – Ask an Expert: Remittance issues on payment to UK company

• Paula Tallon (Gabelle) –  Reflections on a career in tax

• Peter Vaines (Squire Patton Boggs) – What Terrace Hill (Berkeley) Ltd tells us about the distinction between trading and investment in the context of property development

• Mark Weinstein (Hogan Lovells, New York) – Reflections on a career in tax

• Jackie Wheaton (Moore Stephens)  – Ask an expert: Tax issues on a merger of partnerships

• John Whiting (Office of Tax Simplification) – What has the OTS ever done for us?

• Owen Williams and Jeanette Zaman (Slaughter and May) - Samarkand and the struggle to prove a substantive legitimate expectation

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