Bridging loans really came into their own during the COVID-19 crisis, when consumers and businesses alike were forced to consider alternatives to conventional High Street loans. But even today, the subject of... Read Full Article »
In this week's column, we will be looking at enforcement and compliance, starting in the United States, where Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden... Read Full Article »
Over the years, the number of startups has been on the rise. More and more people are turning their ideas into products and services. A startup is a tiny business that began with such ideas and is... Read Full Article »
Having focused last week on corporate taxes, in this weekâs column, we will be turning our attention to developments in the world of indirect taxation, starting with Bolivia... Read Full Article »
This week we turn to international tax matters, starting with the Finnish Government, which has announced plans to amend various... Read Full Article »
With properties at auction often up for grabs for less than GBP30,000, picking up a home for way less than its true market value is perfectly possible, there are other issues to factor in prior to... Read Full Article »
Last week we looked at the big ticket stories, but when it comes to tax at least, the Devil is often in the details, and so it is to the relative complexity of compliance and collection matters that we now turn... Read Full Article »
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