Tax
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What to expect from the new plastic tax
As the UK’s levels of virgin plastic continue to...
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What you need to know about inheritance
Protecting and preserving family wealth requires holistic tax planning, asset allocation and allowances
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Do we need a robot tax?
Whether failure to tax robots indirectly subsidises automation remains contentious, but it is an issue that must be dealt with – sooner rather than later
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Is property inheritance widening the wealth gap?
Whether we are increasingly living in a system not necessarily defined by class but by our inherited wealth gets a mixed reception from economists
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Five myths about leaving money to charity in your will
In the UK, more than £10 billion was donated to charity in 2018, according to the Charities Aid Foundation. Gifts that have been left to charities in wills tend to account for about a third, but a number of myths remain around legacy gifting...
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What will Brexit mean for EU VAT refunds?
Prolonged uncertainty over Brexit has thrown UK businesses into turmoil over future corporate tax arrangements, notably VAT refunds from European Union trading partners
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Five countries shaking up tax reporting
Meet the pioneering nations leading the push to electronic invoicing
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For and against: is transfer pricing still applicable?
Two tax experts debate whether the so-called ‘arm’s-length principle’ used in transfer pricing is still applicable to the digital economy
Tax Infographics
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How reputational risk can drive tax change
Two tax experts debate whether the so-called ‘arm’s-length principle’ used in transfer pricing is still applicable to the digital economy
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Electric cars in trouble as green levy threatened
Two tax experts debate whether the so-called ‘arm’s-length principle’ used in transfer pricing is still applicable to the digital economy
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British Overseas Territories: privacy vs transparency
Two tax experts debate whether the so-called ‘arm’s-length principle’ used in transfer pricing is still applicable to the digital economy
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What are IFCs? Debunking the ‘tax haven’ myth
Two tax experts debate whether the so-called ‘arm’s-length principle’ used in transfer pricing is still applicable to the digital economy