Tax
Analysis & Comment
In part two of our wealth series, Charles Gowlland stresses the importance of remaining impartial and building strong, long-term relationships
Andrew Taylor: Reforming pre-packs
A review of pre-packs will only be useful if it improves transparency and considers long-term interests
Stephen Herring: Poor politics
The PAC’s report into the Big Four’s role in shaping tax policy is misguided and misses the point
‘Spot the Ball’ may have been around for some time but is still up in the air when it comes to applying tax law to it
For analysis of the latest VAT cases, including Scottish Football League, Robinson Family and Esporta subs case overturned
The latest news from business and practice, including BDO regional restructure, Lords tax probe and losses at ICAEW
Vantis ’singing accountant’ given 800k ultimatum, Moncrieff faces jail in £153k tax fraud
Employment tax updates: June 2013
The latest employment tax news, including RTI muddle from HMRC and OTS consults on impact of employee benefits
Graham Elliott: Parking and the VAT man
Withers transaction tax consultant considers a recent ruling on taxing of car parking fines
The latest technical news, including the outcome of a number of significant legal battles HMRC has had recently and consultation announced on office closures at the department
Jonathan Riley: Why PAC is wrong
Grant Thornton’s senior tax partner worries government efforts to create a competitive tax system could be thwarted by sensational media attention of corporate tax avoidance
Bill Dodwell reviews current shifts in international tax policy before world leaders head to the G8
The debate on tax avoidance is gathering momentum, but will G20 leaders take action at Northern Ireland summit, asks Sara White
Do the Big Four firms really have as much influence in government as suggested by the Public Accounts Committee? Penny Sukhraj reports
The Grattan VAT case is important as it considers the concept of fiscal neutrality, says Andy Spencer
Scotland’s William Wallace moment
Mike Fleming examines the impact of the Scottish rate of income tax on Scottish taxpayers based south of the border
Public sector procurement rules
The new public procurement rules raise concerns for bidders who have not complied with non-UK regimes, says Ian Hyde
Salary sacrifice schemes are worth considering in light of changes to company car tax in 2013/14 tax year, says Ian Hughes
Charles Gowlland and Liz Hudson assess the tax liabilities for highly mobile, affluent international families
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Outsourcing tax compliance
As more tax compliance is outsourced, Ian Sadler and Sarah Watts provide a comprehensive guide to avoiding the potential pitfalls
12/06/2013
Ian Sadler
Sarah Watts