04/14/2015
Moore Stephens named "Most Outstanding Accountancy Firm – Isle of Man"
The Corporate LiveWire Awards recognise companies consistently excelling at helping their clients work through daily business challenges
Tax
04/14/2015
Twenty-eight English clubs are now owned overseas, increasing the risk of tax avoidance
Research by the Guardian and the Tax Justice Network reveals 28 English clubs with substantial shareholdings overseas, opening up the football leagues to criticism for allowing ownership structures that could be used for tax avoidance
04/13/2015
Italy Removes Bermuda From ‘Tax Blacklist’
Following Italy removing Bermuda from their ‘tax blacklist,’ Minister of Finance Bob Richards said he was “pleased that my counterpart Minister has taken this positive action.”
04/13/2015
Ricci perfumes heiress found guilty in HSBC tax fraud case
She was tried on charges that she hid more than $22 million (15 million pounds) from the French tax authorities using accounts and offshore entities based in Panama.
04/12/2015
Merger creates a perfect partnership
Mid-tier accountants Chantrey Vellacott DFK LLP is to merge with Moore Stephens LLP
04/12/2015
Long-overdue tax revolt is finally under way in Britain
When I moved from New York to London in the mid-1990s as a foreign correspondent, I hired a British accountant to ease me into the country’s tax system.
04/12/2015
‘HSBC has specifically targeted Argentina’
Tax Justice Network head John Christensen warns about the bank’s lobbying power
04/10/2015
Non-dom debate: Tories hit back with clampdown on inherited status
Yesterday Labour leader Ed Miliband said the current regime made the UK ‘an offshore tax haven for a few'.
04/10/2015
HMRC backs advice in fight against 780% tax charge appeal
Having misunderstood the tax position he failed to refer to the amounts in self-assessment returns.
04/09/2015
Misinformation dogs Labour promises to repeal Liberal non-dom regime by George Bull
Labour’s announcement today that it intends to abolish non-dom status for UK tax purposes has been dogged by misinformation on all sides. Contrary to much of the reporting, the modern concept of domicile only entered the tax system under the Liberal
04/09/2015
If Labour is serious about tax avoidance then why are they only going after non-doms?
Compared to non-residents, they barely even register on the scale
04/09/2015
France widens HSBC Swiss bank inquiry to global holding company
France is the latest nation to investigate activities at HSBC's Swiss private bank amid new allegations surrounding tax affairs.
04/08/2015
Labour vows to scrap 'tax haven' non-dom regime
A Labour government will scrap the non-dom regime if it comes into power with Ed Miliband to say it 'makes Britain an offshore tax haven'
04/08/2015
Diverted Profits Tax - Live - Deloitte
UK Diverted profits tax (DPT) applies at the rate of 25% from 1 April 2015 to profits of multinationals that have been artificially diverted from the UK.
04/08/2015
Non-dom capital gains tax comes into effect
Changes may prompt high-net worth individuals to reconsider their property investment plans
04/07/2015
Huge Profit Stokes Concerns Over Starbucks’s Tax Practices in Europe
Coffee chain paid less than 1% in corporate tax last year in the Netherlands, where its regional head office was based
04/07/2015
Baker Tilly warns businesses could be disqualified or restricted from raising further EIS or VCT investment following EC intervention
Baker Tilly is warning businesses that they need to take extra care in order to raise important funding from Venture Capital Trusts and under the Enterprise Investment Scheme.
04/06/2015
Foreign investors cry foul over Indian tax surprise.
U.S. and European investor groups have called for the Indian government to urgently clarify its tax regime for foreigners, following surprise attempts by tax inspectors to claw back money they say is owed on years of previously untaxed gains.
04/06/2015
German Econ Min: Would Freeze Bank Accounts of Greeks Suspected of Tax Fraud-Report
Germany would be willing to freeze the bank accounts of wealthy Greeks suspected of tax fraud
04/06/2015
HMRC closes buyout firms’ use of partnership tax loophole
The profits that executives share on deals with investors have historically been classed as capital gains and taxed at a lower rate than income, which meant buyout managers could sometimes pay rates of 18 per cent or less.