After many delays and setbacks, Brexit went ahead on January 31, 2020. The UK has entered a Brexit transition period which will last until the end of 2020. The transition will allow time for a new relationship agreement to... Read Full Article »
While it's still too early to call how things are going to pan out tax-wise in 2020 (it is only the 83rd of January, after all...), in a period in which you might expect Brexit to be dominating the news cycle... Read Full Article »
As people drift slowly back to work after their festive break (extended in some cases, but not in mine - no rest for the wicked!), you might expect things to begin slowing down on the tax reform front... Read Full Article »
Well, I hope you're all rested after a nice uneventful festive break. No? Well, at least nothing much has been happening in the tax world. Also no?... Read Full Article »
Well, the electoral dice in the United Kingdom have finally fallen, and whatever your feelings on the outcome of the recent contest, the significant majority handed to Prime Minister Boris Johnson by the electorate at least permits... Read Full Article »
Thinking about launching an online business, but worried about the place? Where should you start your online business? There are a plethora of places where you can set up your e-commerce business. Read Full Article »
In this week's column, we will be looking at Ireland, which - understandably - in the run-up to the UK's Brexit deadline, has been seeking clarification on the likely impact of the British move... Read Full Article »
Having looked last week at indirect taxes, this week we will be focusing on budgets and direct tax reforms, as this week was a busy one for governments seeking to release, consult on, or legislate their national budgets... Read Full Article »
The law regarding restriction and disqualification of directors was introduced in Ireland in the 1990s as a deterrent against misconduct and to protect the public. The need to restrict or disqualify directors was felt after too many instances of directors re-emerging from insolvent companies with new corporate identities... Read Full Article »
With the United Kingdom grabbing the headlines this week anyway, with the appointment (one can hardly properly call it an election) of new Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, it probably makes sense to focus on the UK this week... Read Full Article »
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