Views on Autumn Statement 2014

Helen Lethaby

David Whiscombe

John Whiting CBE

John Hawksworth

James Bullock

Simon McKie

Practitioner views on the Autumn Statement:

Helen Lethaby (Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer) examines the impact on big business;
Simon McKie (McKie & Co) reviews the private client perspective;
James Bullock (Pinsent Masons) considers enforcement and compliance issues;
David Whiscombe (BKL Tax) assesses the impact on SMEs;
John Whiting (OTS) gives the Office of Tax Simplification’s view; and
John Hawksworth (PwC) provides an economic perspective.

The impact on big business

Banks bear the brunt of the revenue raising measures writes Helen Lethaby

Tenterhooks it is for another week: the Autumn Statement made passing reference to the new ‘diverted profits tax’ (aka the ‘Google tax’) to be levied at 25% on profits artificially diverted overseas from the UK by multinationals but it looks like we will have to wait for the Finance Bill for the details. There was a little bit...

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Practitioner views on the Autumn Statement:

Helen Lethaby (Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer) examines the impact on big business;
Simon McKie (McKie & Co) reviews the private client perspective;
James Bullock (Pinsent Masons) considers enforcement and compliance issues;
David Whiscombe (BKL Tax) assesses the impact on SMEs;
John Whiting (OTS) gives the Office of Tax Simplification’s view; and
John Hawksworth (PwC) provides an economic perspective.