While, as might be expected, the news cycle is still dominated by the impact and repercussions of the COVID-19 crisis, and government measures to mitigate the consequences of such, at the fringe.. Read Full Article »
With all that's been going on in Europe since the start of the year, the United States has been woefully neglected in this column, beyond our fleeting looks at the battles being fought on many fronts regarding the planned introduction of... Read Full Article »
As memories of Christmas and New Year dim, the lovers' holiday is almost upon us, although the Irish electorate clearly didn't get the memo from PM Leo Varadkar at the recent election, when they delivered a rebuke to prior Fine Gael government... 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 »
As the political turmoil continues unabated in the United Kingdom in the run-up to the December 12 general election, it occurs that the United States has been sadly neglected in this column in the last weeks and months, an oversight that we will... Read Full Article »
This week our focus is on the United States, which gets an honorable mention for its various tax reform accomplishments, while the IMF does likewise... well, just for being so busy (or should that be such a busy-body?)... Read Full Article »
As the unpleasant saying goes, there's plenty of ways to skin a cat. And for governments, there's plenty of ways to cut corporate tax. It's not all about corporate tax rates... Read Full Article »
Timetables. They're not very glamorous, but they are terribly important. Imagine turning up to the airport to discover the morning flight to London is actually the red-eye to Sydney, leaving 10 hours later than advertised... Read Full Article »
One of the great ironies of the OECD's BEPS project is that it's great for business - if you happen to be in the business of tax advisory work, that is. This wasn't supposed to happen... Read Full Article »
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