04/22/2020
Weekly Tax Brief - 21 April 2020
Over the last 25 years, digitalisation has changed the UK tax-reporting landscape out of all recognition.
04/22/2020
Over the last 25 years, digitalisation has changed the UK tax-reporting landscape out of all recognition.
04/17/2020
The official deadline for paying due taxes for 2019 Russian tax returns remains the same – 15 July 2020.
04/16/2020
New Government guidance makes it clear that, to claim the furlough grant when the portal opens by the end of April, organisations need a PAYE online account.
04/16/2020
Policy adaptation will be key.
04/15/2020
But it may be better to deal with HMRC now ‘rather than store up problems for the future’
04/14/2020
Companies could deviate from government-approved tax arrangements
04/09/2020
EU country is claiming contributions despite international agreements on army exemptions
04/09/2020
Daniel Stutzmann and Manuel Angehrn of Deloitte Switzerland consider how the Swiss tax reform has led Swiss cantons to move towards a ‘function-based’ tax approach.
04/09/2020
Earlier this week, we also looked at the immigration issues facing those who are in the opposite situation: currently stranded outside the UK.
04/02/2020
These include measures to address cash-flow concerns, difficulties in meeting reporting and payment deadlines and communication initiatives.
03/31/2020
Some advisers say buy now, while others warn of double bottom
03/31/2020
Structuring options allow for bankruptcy remoteness.
03/27/2020
These measures, which vary in magnitude and scope, are intended to mitigate the economic and fiscal effects on businesses and individuals.
03/26/2020
Non-doms can now stay in Britain longer than normal before tax bills are triggered
03/25/2020
As with so many businesses, LEBC has closed its offices and switched its staff to home working.
03/24/2020
As non-residents hope ‘HMRC may be more lenient in its approach’
03/19/2020
On 17 March 2020, the Luxembourg tax administration released a newsletter which details support measures for Luxembourg taxpayers who may be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
03/18/2020
All actions are aimed at forcing tax evaders to reduce the volumes of tax evasion.
03/18/2020
There is a large consensus among lawmakers that tech titans can station their HQs to tilt taxes in their favor.
03/13/2020
They said NBIM welcomed the OECD’s objective of addressing existing incentives for companies to shift profit geographically for tax purposes.