Category: Articles
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Labour plans to close the Carried Interest Loophole
As expected, the Labour Manifesto has confirmed that it will close the ‘loophole’ on carried interest.
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Reinventing your internal audit function – how far have you got?
We highlight the key challenges of the new Global Internal Audit standards, aiming to help internal auditors meet the essential requirements effectively and appropriately.
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What could the end of the non-dom regime mean for you?
We look at the key changes proposed for the non-dom regime and overseas workday relief for expats.
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Recovering VAT: how to avoid the pitfalls
What happens when a business considers claiming back VAT incurred on expenditure, via its VAT return to HMRC? Mark Ellis, VAT Partner provides a guide.
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MTD for ITSA – a simplified system
In the autumn, the Government announced its review of the current system. Discover how this may ease the burden.
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Private residence relief: pitfalls for the unwary
We outline the key pitfalls to be aware of when considering Principal private residence relief, or private residence relief (PRR).
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Company residence: where are you really?
The way we undertake business has substantially changed. Remote working creates numerous tax considerations and corporate residency is one of them. So how is corporate residency decided?
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The importance of substance in location for transfer pricing
When it comes to tax and business planning, multinationals should focus on economic substance and how it links to location.
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What is ‘business establishment’ for VAT purposes?
Rarely does a definition matter so much and have so many implications for VAT. We look at the confusions often caused by misinterpretation of the term.
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Credit write-backs – a breach of trust law?
Timothy Goodger, partner at City law firm Elborne Mitchell LLP, considers why CWBs are under so much scrutiny.
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Employee share options: how they trigger tax
Whatever the circumstances of your wish to provide perks to staff, there are tax issues to take into account. We look at the common ways that brokers can provide share incentives and the key tax considerations.
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Privacy in check: the control advantage
We explore the benefits of a control-based approach to data protection. How does it contribute to a secure and compliant environment? And what new approaches have recently been approved in the UK?











