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TaxTalk – April 2024

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Welcome to the April 2024 edition of TaxTalk.

In this edition, we look at:

  • VAT: don’t get caught out for being ‘careless’ – lessons for VAT practitioners and businesses
  • Transfer pricing in a high interest rate environment
  • Changes to the UK non-dom regime
  • Considerations for landlords facing increasing mortgage interest rates
  • High interest rates: how they affect the Corporate Interest Restriction (CIR)
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