Welcome to the March 2022 edition of TaxTalk, our monthly publication that helps to simplify the complexities of tax.
TaxTalk – March 2022
It may be tempting to adopt measures that compensate for the increases in NIC and dividend rates, but companies must weigh up the pros and cons.
NIC and dividend rate changes: what to look out for
Next year’s increase in Corporation Tax rates may affect the way your company pays its tax bills. We help you plan early for the changes that could affect your cash flow.
New Corporation Tax rules: why QIPs may apply
The Cross-border services – navigating local requirements session will focus on the flow of services and how more and more countries are trying to ensure that remotely provided services are taxed where consumed.
Cross-border services – navigating local requirements
We are delighted to have supported i(x) Net Zero PLC on its admission to trading on AIM.
Deal alert: i(x) Net Zero Plc
The last 24 months have seen a lot of challenges and changes that could not have been predicted. The impact of Covid-19 is ongoing and its impact on business still to be fully understood.
Regulatory and Internal Audit Priorities for 2022
Daniel Nurse was part of PKF’s institutional donor audit team for almost seven years, auditing humanitarian aid projects around the world. Daniel picks out the highlights of his eventful time with us.
Alumni interview: Around the world with PKF
We are delighted to have supported ACP Energy Plc on their Admission to the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange.
Deal alert: ACP Energy Plc
Welcome to the February 2022 edition of Tax Talk, our monthly publication that helps to simplify the complexities of tax.
TaxTalk: February 2022
No doubt the festive season feels like a distant memory. But after another challenging year have you managed to meet all your goals so far?
Tax Talk: Priority tasks for the New Year
Changes in the last few years have transformed the tax landscape for residential property ownership in the UK. How should this affect your choice of acquisition vehicle?
Tax Talk: UK residential property – how should you own it?
It should be easy to establish where your company is based for Corporation Tax purposes. But it can be surprisingly complex.