24 Jan 2020
Miles Dean, Head of International Tax, examines footballers and tax schemes with the luxury of hindsight. Miles’ article was published in IFA Magazine, 10 January 2020, and can be found here. Football and money have been synonymous for a generation as the salaries, image rights and endorsement earnings of footballers (not to mention the […]
21 Jan 2020
Miles Dean, Head of International Tax at Andersen Tax, comments in National Technology News in relation to the news that Macron and Trump will collaborate over France’s planned digital tax to avoid an increase in tariffs. Miles’ comments were published in National Technology News, 21 January 2020, and can be found here. French president Emmanuel Macron has […]
17 Jan 2020
Miles Dean, Head of International Tax, examines whether it was foreseeable that HMRC and the courts would end up not only attacking tax avoidance schemes, but also shutting down an industry that had gone out of control? Mile’s article was published in Accountancy Daily, 17 January 2020, and can be found here. HMRC is closing […]
9 Jan 2020
Andrew Parkes, National Technical Director at Andersen, discusses how EU countries recently blocked a proposal that would have forced multinational companies to reveal how much profit they make and how little tax they pay in each member state. Andrew’s article was published in Bloomberg Tax, 9 January 2020, and can be found here. The Organization […]
20 Dec 2019
IRS recently announced an increase in the lifetime estate and gift tax exemption to $11,580,000 for the 2020 tax year. However, exemption remains at $60,000 for non-US person, and only applies to estate (not gift) tax.
19 Dec 2019
Andrew Parkes, National Technical Director at Andersen, examines the aims of film and television tax reliefs, and in particular the UK media’s recent furore in relation to Netflix. Andrew’s article was published in International Tax Review, and can be accessed here. Netflix is seeing the good, the bad and possibly the ugly of doing business […]
19 Dec 2019
Zoe Wyatt, Partner at Andersen, discusses the inquiry from the U.K.’s tax authority into Airbnb and what it means for multinational corporations. Zoe’s article was published in Bloomberg Tax, 19 December 2019, and can be found here. Airbnb has recently been in the spotlight due to the statement made in its December 31, 2018 accounts […]
5 Dec 2019
The IRS has now confirmed that taxpayers benefiting from temporarily raised estate and gift tax exclusion amount will not be adversely impacted in future years.
29 Nov 2019
Andrew Parkes, National Technical Director at Andersen, comments on the news that 12 EU states have rejected move to expose companies’ tax avoidance. Andrew’s comments were published in Accountancy Daily, 29 November 2019, and can be found here. “The proposal was first suggested over three years ago in the wake of the Panama Papers leak and […]
19 Nov 2019
Miles Dean, Head of International Tax at Andersen, comments in CityWire Wealth Manager in relation to a group of ex-footballers suing St James’s Palace over tax avoidance schemes. Mile’s comments were published in CityWire Wealth Manager, 14 November 2019, and can be found here. “A group of ex-footballers are suing St James’s Place (SJP) over allegations […]
7 Nov 2019
Andrew Parkes, National Tax Director at Andersen discusses the aims of film and television tax reliefs, and in particular the UK media’s recent furore in relation to Netflix. Andrew’s article was published in Taxation, 5 November 2019, and in their October/November 2019 issue and can be found here. The black mirror Like Pavlov’s dogs, the […]
6 Nov 2019
Since 1 January 2015 tax authorities within the EU have been exchanging clearances (or rulings to use the terminology of the EU and OECD) that relate to cross-border transactions.
