Paul Harris, Senior Tax Manager, Ernst & Young, looks at how an EU recommendation may effectively allow SMEs to set losses in one Member State against profits in another EU country
Paul Harris Senior Tax Manager Ernst & Young looks at how an EU recommendation may effectively allow SMEs to set losses in one Member State against profits in another EU country
The EU has recommended that most companies operating in more than one Member State should be allowed to prepare only one consolidated corporation tax computation for their activities within the EU using the tax rules in their home country. This would also effectively allow losses in one Member State to be set against profits in another EU country. This article considers how this could assist UK companies. It is based...
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Paul Harris, Senior Tax Manager, Ernst & Young, looks at how an EU recommendation may effectively allow SMEs to set losses in one Member State against profits in another EU country
Paul Harris Senior Tax Manager Ernst & Young looks at how an EU recommendation may effectively allow SMEs to set losses in one Member State against profits in another EU country
The EU has recommended that most companies operating in more than one Member State should be allowed to prepare only one consolidated corporation tax computation for their activities within the EU using the tax rules in their home country. This would also effectively allow losses in one Member State to be set against profits in another EU country. This article considers how this could assist UK companies. It is based...
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