October 25, 2018
UK Digital Tax
Find out what David Murray, Director of International tax policy, predicts for this year's Budget 2018.
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October 24, 2018
IR35 2019 or 2020 or maybe a bit of both?
Julian Sansum, Partner, discusses the new rules around IR35 and how it could possibly affect this year’s Budget.
May 29, 2018
You’ve published your tax strategy – what next?
With the majority of the FTSE100 having published their tax strategy, many companies will want to understand how their tax strategy compares to others.
November 23, 2017
Tax reporting and strategy: what are your priority challenges?
In a fast changing tax landscape companies are facing increasing regulatory and data requirements. Business and finance transformation is commonplace, with tax authorities and boards demanding that tax risks are effectively managed. Have you thought about and identified what are your priority challenges and how you may be addressing them?
November 22, 2017
Productivity gains begins at home
Alex Henderson, a PwC Tax partner commenting on new tax measures and how they are restricting reliefs or dealing with anomalies in the tax system.
November 22, 2017
Impact on business - big change hidden in red book
Kevin Nicholson, head of tax commented "While the Budget speech contained no shocks, with so many giveaways there will inevitably be losers. "One of the...
November 20, 2017
What will the Chancellor focus on in this Autumn Budget?
By Stella Amiss The forthcoming Budget will be the first official one to take place in autumn for more than 20 years. If the Chancellor...
November 02, 2017
HMRC’s Business Risk Review consultation - What does this mean for taxpayers?
HMRC has opened a consultation into the review of the current Business Risk Review (BRR) process. Currently Customer Relationship Managers (CRMs) conduct periodic BRRs of large business to assess their risk profile and award them either a ‘low risk’ or ‘non-low risk’ rating. The risk rating determines the level of scrutiny and resource received from HMRC.