July 20, 2020
The post COVID-19 landscape of Insurance Tax: Introduction
The role of insurers has been raised by COVID-19, but also shone a light on the limitations of policy coverage and customer understanding.
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November 28, 2019
15 years of measuring Total Tax Contribution
Fifteen years ago, we published the results of our first Total Tax Contribution survey. What does the tax landscape look like today?
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May 15, 2020
Operational Resilience: How to deliver on your tax needs and remain resilient
We’ve been in conversation with Heads of Tax and business leaders, about their response to the current environment. Whilst the experience of each is different, we’re noticing some commonalities.
February 24, 2020
How to prepare for IR35: Key questions answered
With the IR35 deadline approaching, our specialists answer some key questions.
December 13, 2019
Making tax technology simple
Everyone’s talking about how technology is changing the way we live and do business. Tax authorities continue to use technology and data analytics to gain superpowers.
December 11, 2019
Tax and AI - a look inside the Fourth Industrial Revolution
The fourth industrial revolution is so much more than technological advancement and replacing humans in the workforce, it is in fact far more complex, exciting and enabling than that.
December 09, 2019
Why corporation tax isn’t all there is to it
There’s no doubt that corporation tax is important, but it’s not the only business tax: in 2019 there were 22 business taxes borne by the 100 Group (broadly the FTSE100). And while it’s true that corporation tax amounts have fallen over time, in the aftermath of the financial crisis and with falling statutory rates, total taxes borne have increased from £19bn in 2005 to £26bn today.
December 02, 2019
SAO: A Cautionary Tale
HMRC have invested in resources to increase audit enquiries and increase scrutiny in relation to Senior Accounting Officer (SAO) and approval requests for Authorised Economic Operator and Customs Warehousing. Here, we look at a recent wake-up call.
November 25, 2019
The rise of the globally mobile contingent workforce
The gig workforce is rising - nearly five million UK workers are now part of the gig economy - up 45% since 2000 - and this trend is likely to continue. Technology, social and environmental pressures, longer working lives and automation - these are just a few of the many forces driving demand for more flexible working arrangements.