10/31/2014

Hodge calls for tougher tax regime

The chair of the Public Accounts Committee has called for tougher tax regime that closes the loophole exploited by companies and prosecuting avoidance schemes, as the UK tax gap grew to £34bn.

10/31/2014

Are offshore structures still advantageous in 2014?

Although in the past eight years or so, various UK Governments have introduced legislation which has withdrawn some of the previously available tax advantages of such structures, they remain valuable tax planning vehicles in the right circumstances.

10/30/2014

Channel Islands sign tax agreement

Guernsey and Jersey have signed a multilateral competent authority agreement, which takes a further step toward the implementation of a new single global standard for automatic exchange of taxpayer information.

10/29/2014

Bank-Data Sharing Accord Expands Push to Find Tax Cheats

The accord to be signed by finance ministers in Berlin today signals global determination by governments to capture tax revenue after the U.S. pursued banks such as Credit Suisse for helping Americans cheat on their taxes and German authorities bought CDs