11/24/2016
British taxpayers face 27 billion pound loss from bank bailout
Taxpayers face a 32.4 billion pound loss on the value of the government's shares in Royal Bank of Scotland.
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11/23/2016
Personal Tax Inspectors – The Ultimate Status Symbols
Around 6,000 inquiries are open into their tax affairs.
11/23/2016
Taxing times: a starting gun on 'corporate tax wars'?
The implications for the rest of Europe are less clear cut.
11/23/2016
Guernsey Tax Bulletin: Autumn Statement 2016
This year’s Autumns Statement marks the end of an era and the start of a new chapter, the Chancellor, Philip Hammond has said.
11/22/2016
Romania's Liberals eye sharp cut in VAT next year
He also pledged measures to cut red tape and improve transparency in the public sector.
11/22/2016
Schäuble Attacks British Tax Cuts
Her words were designed to boost British businesses, which had mainly wanted Britain to remain in the European Union.
11/21/2016
Football stars face 'life-changing' tax bills over film scheme
Tax advisers it would issue tax payment demands amounting to large multiples of the amounts invested
11/20/2016
How Britain is squeezing the rich
The NAO report reveals that the unit winkled an extra £416m of tax out of its well-off “customers” in 2015-2016 as a result of compliance investigations.
11/18/2016
France investigating 500 taxpayers after Panama Papers leaks
It didn't identify any of the taxpayers involved.
11/18/2016
Tax Evasion In Greece Remains High
The equivalent of 3.5 percent of GDP is lost through value-added tax evasion.
11/18/2016
France: Proposed income tax withholding for resident individuals
Currently, French tax residents pay their income tax in the year following the year in which the income is received.
11/18/2016
Zero tolerance needed against tax secrecy, says former Panamanian advisor Joseph Stiglitz
But he added that Europe, acting alone, could make a significant difference.
11/16/2016
Could this year’s Autumn Statement contain good news for private clients?
We expect to see a number of announcements that will impact private individuals. We hope for some good news on a delay to complex changes for non-doms due to be rushed in in April 2017 and are optimistic about the likely simplification for many small busi
11/15/2016
Taxman sets police on Finns coming clean on undeclared overseas income
They were hoping for immunity from fines or criminal sanctions but dozens now face police investigations.
11/15/2016
France to try to reclaim 2.2 billion euros in tax deductions from Societe Generale - Les Echos
Finance Minister Michel Sapin said on Nov. 3 state tax experts would decide "within days" whether the funds should be recovered.
11/14/2016
State's role in meaningful retirement
Their tax model is also progressive, such that low-income citizens pay either zero or marginal tax.
11/14/2016
UK needs decommissioning tax breaks
It’s a lengthy and expensive process at a time when cost control forms a critical part of boardroom discussions across North Sea businesses.
11/14/2016
UK taskforce launches criminal, civil probe into Panama Papers
The cross-agency taskforce was created in April 2016 to analyse all the information that had been made available from the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists’s Panama Papers data leak.
11/14/2016
German Greens call for wealth tax
The party answered in the affirmative - after hours-long debates.
11/11/2016
U.K. Should Extend Tax Offenses Bill to its Territories
The bill, which includes measures to combat corruption and money laundering.