David Barton sets out the key issues for advisers to consider this month.
Are the rules on the taxation of perpetual debt in perpetual motion? William Watson reviews the state of play.
The rules have tightened with effect from 20 March. Paula Tallon and Paul Howard explain why the new provisions may force companies to consider the true nature of transactions with their shareholders.
Tax experts frustrated at the lack of knowledge shown by many MPs, and the poor quality of much of the public debate on tax avoidance, have been invited to “adopt an MP”.
HMRC and the Treasury 'should push for an international commitment to improve transparency'
UK Uncut Legal Action will ask the High Court this week to declare that a tax settlement HMRC reached with Goldman Sachs was unlawful.
A leaked document sent by HMRC’s former head of tax Dave Hartnett to the exchequer secretary reveals the scale of the government’s “sweetheart” tax deals, The Guardian reported today, as HMRC pr
There is growing evidence that responsible tax practices make clear business sense as well as moral sense, ActionAid said as it published a guide for investors and businesses seeking a “more socially responsible approach” to corporate tax.
The ongoing public debate surrounding the taxation of multinationals has led some people to believe that “any sort of supply chain planning” is now a thing of the past, according to Frédéric Donnedieu de Vabres, chairman of Taxand.
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