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 the UK gears up to begin the process of leaving the European Union at the end of the month (the implications of which are still, to be honest, as clear as mud in terms of trade and tax matters)... 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 »
As the UK election campaign rattles shakily on, just about remaining on the rails, this week we'll be hopping across the Atlantic to look at progress with regard to US tax reform... Read Full Article »
As election fever takes hold in the United Kingdom, with the odds reportedly narrowing slightly in favor of the governing Conservative Party returning to power (at least at the time of writing)... Read Full Article »
When we last left the Brexit players, the background noise was vague but threatening, with Boris blustering, the EU seemingly equanimous in the face of UK governmental fury, and neither side inclined to budge one iota... Read Full Article »
As has become clear over the past several years, the UK population, and its neighbors in the European Union has fallen victim to the curse - commonly misattributed to the Chinese - of living in "interesting times"... Read Full Article »
Brexit is still too much of a hot potato to tackle with any degree of certainty (with tax and economic consequences potentially taking place across the board in the event of the no deal Brexit being sought by Eurosceptics... Read Full Article »
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