The Subsidy Control Act 2022 (SCA 2022) came into force for most practical purposes on 4 January 2023. Since then there have been two important FTT judgments and a clutch of reports by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) as well as the creation of a number of ‘streamlined routes’. What have we learnt so far about the new regime?
In my previous article (see ‘Tax implications of the Subsidy Control Bill’ Tax Journal 1 October 2021) I set out the implications of what was then the Subsidy Control Bill for tax practitioners. In essence the SCA 2022 implements obligations under the UK/EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement...
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The Subsidy Control Act 2022 (SCA 2022) came into force for most practical purposes on 4 January 2023. Since then there have been two important FTT judgments and a clutch of reports by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) as well as the creation of a number of ‘streamlined routes’. What have we learnt so far about the new regime?
In my previous article (see ‘Tax implications of the Subsidy Control Bill’ Tax Journal 1 October 2021) I set out the implications of what was then the Subsidy Control Bill for tax practitioners. In essence the SCA 2022 implements obligations under the UK/EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement...
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