The UK has improved its position as a potential base for the holding company of a multinational group, writes Sarah Brock of Ward Williams. A Competitive ... Continue Reading
Peter Vaines of Squire Sanders considers the findings of the recent Charlton hearing in the Upper Tribunal. Introduction The case of Charlton published ... Continue Reading
Overseas employers seconding staff to the UK should be aware of significant tax breaks that can reduce employment costs and employee taxes, says Sarah Brock, ... Continue Reading
Continual tinkering with the tax regime is not helpful, warns Mark McLaughlin. There is an excellent article by Mike Truman in the latest Taxation magazine. ... Continue Reading
Mark McLaughlin CTA (Fellow) ATT TEP reports on a tax case with a cautionary note for a service partnership. Introduction It is probably not uncommon ... Continue Reading
LITRG has helped persuade HMRC to improve their notifications to new tax credits claimants of their entitlement to backdating but those who have missed out will ... Continue Reading
The government is to introduce a scheme whereby employees may exchange certain employment rights for shares in their employer company. LITRG believes this plan ... Continue Reading
The basic state pension increases to £110.15 from April 2013, benefiting all pensioners. However, there are other measures that affect those on the lowest ... Continue Reading
Autumn Statement – Has the Pain Been Fairly Distributed? Robin Williamson, Technical Director of the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group, responds to the Chancellor's ... Continue Reading
There were few changes to tax credits beyond those already announced, but HMRC are to outsource collection of tax credit overpayments. LITRG expresses its concerns. Introduction The ... Continue Reading
