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The new health and social care levy is a good case study in how necessary compromises and trade-offs result in a less coherent tax system, writes David Gauke (Macfarlanes).
Chris Holmes and Frances Edwards (BDO) summarise the existing basis period rules and examine how things will change under the new proposals.
The budget deficit is undershooting official forecasts, suggesting that the public finances are on the mend. But the chancellor is not ready to declare victory yet, writes David Smith.
Rhiannon Kinghall Were and Lucy Urwin (Macfarlanes) report.
HMRC’s attempts to reverse the limitations imposed by the Court of Appeal backfired, as Ben Elliott (Pump Court Tax Chambers) explains.
Sandy Bhogal and James Chandler (Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher) review the proposed reforms allocating corporate profits to customer-heavy jurisdictions and imposing a global minimum tax rate.
The consultation for the new residential property developer tax launched on 29 April. Lisa Bevan (Taylor Wessing) summarises the proposals and considers the questions that remain.
Peter Halford and Mark Whitehouse (PwC) explore some of the main differences and reflect on their relevance to direct taxation.
Ashlea Howell (Smith & Williamson) provides a back to basics guide to the current compliance issues facing UK businesses.
Recent developments that matter from around the globe, reported by Tim Sarson (KPMG).
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