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Dear CEO: reading between the lines
Insurance intermediaries may have forgotten, or be unclear, about the FCA’s letter issued in the autumn. Here’s a reminder.
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Deal alert: Spinnaker Opportunities plc
We are delighted to have supported Spinnaker Opportunities plc renamed Kanabo Group plc on their admission to the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange following its reverse takeover (RTO) of Kanabo Research Ltd.
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Charity guide: A healthy appetite
A risk appetite statement is an essential tool, ensuring that the charity is sustainable, but is also making an impact and delivering on its aims
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Effective internal audit in the financial services sector
In January 2021, a new version of the Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors Internal Audit Financial Services Code of Practice: Guidance on effective internal audit in the financial services sector (‘the Code’) was published.
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New year, new FS Code
As we start the new year, Heads of Internal Audit may be wondering what lies ahead in 2021 for their internal audit functions.
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On demand webinar: Preparing your business for the new IR35 rules
Watch our on demand webinar on preparing your business for the new IR35 rules – contractor vs employee.
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Deal alert: MGC Pharmaceuticals Ltd
We are delighted to have supported MGC Pharmaceuticals Ltd on their admission to the main market of the London Stock Exchange.
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TaxTalk – January 2021
Our experts have summarised the latest Brexit guidance, supplemented by their experience in recent weeks, in this month’s TaxTalk.
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VAT and the supply of goods – FAQs
The end of the transition period has substantial implications for the movement of goods between the UK and EU Member States, as the relevant VAT facilitations for intra-Community movement of goods have been replaced by additional formalities.
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Brexit and globally mobile employees
The treaty Articles relating to dependent workers, determining an individual’s place of tax residence under treaty rules and claiming foreign tax credits will remain as they are.
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Brexit: Corporate Tax
Now that the UK has now ceased to be an EU member state, the various EU Directives that relate to Corporate Tax no longer apply.
