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Analysis / Corporate tax
The iXBRL tax and accounts filing system will be implemented from 1 April. But is anyone ready for it?
18 Feb 2011
The tax announcements in last month’s pre-Budget report squeeze business on both personal and institutional levels – but doubts remain as to whether any of the measures can dent the fiscal deficit.
24 Dec 2009
Fears of large-scale tax avoidance has forced the government to rethink cumbersome foreign tax proposals
22 Aug 2008
A complete overhaul of the out-dated and confusing tax system is needed to restore the UK’s competitiveness
26 Mar 2008
Tasked with accounting for tens of billions of taxpayers’ money, Mary Keegan is refreshingly honest about how much needs to be done
31 May 2007
New energy efficiency programme will give businesses incentive to reduce emissions from their buildings
29 May 2007
Changes to liability rules in the shipping industry will lead to lower costs amd place a greater onus on ship owners to take more responsibility when something goes wrong
26 Oct 2006
The Chancellor’s windfall tax on the oil giants may not be politically sensitive with voters, but its long-term effect on the industry could ultimately leave the Treasury out of pocket
05 Jan 2006
The European Court of Justice’s ruling on the Marks & Spencer group loss relief case gives both sides the chance to claim victory. But what are the implications for the other claims?
05 Jan 2006
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