So you dislike the OECD global minimum corporate tax? Tough. The UK now has to implement it, or we’ll lose out.
The reason for this is simple: There are 137 countries coloured on that map. Each has signed up to the
20 June 2023
The reason for this is simple: There are 137 countries coloured on that map. Each has signed up to the
We’ve been asked a few times to analyse the revenue impact of imposing 20% VAT on private schools. We’ve declined,
Here’s Jacob Rees-Mogg in Wednesday‘s Telegraph: We hear this a lot. But it’s a terrible argument: We pay tax on
There’s a problem with a lot of Left-wing tax advocacy: it identifies a political challenge, and proposes a policy aimed
At the Post Office inquiry on Friday, the Department of Business and Trade gave the impression that the tax issues
Here are five things I think Jeremy Hunt should be doing. This isn’t my dream list if-some-idiot-made-me-Chancellor. They’re things which
Raising corporation tax to 25% will take the effective rate to the highest it’s ever been in the UK, and
Only 5% of Shell’s profit is made in the UK, so we should be unsurprised that only a small amount
Tax Policy Associates has new data suggesting that around 26,000 businesses are stalling their growth for fear of hitting the
I wanted to try and scotch what I think are three wrong takes on the whole Zahawi business. So a
Donald Trump’s Scottish hotel and golf businesses failed to file their accounts on time:
UPDATE: new data suggests the situation is now much worse than suggested in this article. Please see our latest report
This is a version of the article published by the Sunday Times on 1 January 2023 – it summarises some
2022 was fun. Here’s the plan for 2023, in rough order of priority: Definitely Probably Maybe Never And Have a
How do UK/Scottish taxes on wages compare with other countries’? It’s a simple question – but not straightforward to answer.
If some idiot was to make me Chancellor, I’d do something like this, none of which are likely to actually
We’re delighted to publish an article on the underreported subject of tax and remote working, by Leonard Wagenaar, an M&A
Until we get clear answers, it’s reasonable to assume the Sunaks are using an offshore trust to avoid £100m+ of
The chart above shows the composition of the UK tax system – the contribution made by each of the different
How does the UKtax on employment income compare with other countries? It’s a simple question – but not straightforward to