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Material progress has transformed human existence in the last two centuries, raising income and health to levels that would have been unimaginable to earlier generations.

Capital Gains Tax has become one of the trickier items on John Healey's desk ahead of the Autumn Budget on 28 October. Every time a Chancellor reaches for CGT as an easy revenue lever, the numbers turn out to be far more complicated than they first appear, and I think that is exactly the position Healey finds himself in.

From January 2026, UK taxpayers who use crypto-assets will face new reporting obligations under regulations aligned with the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF).

The EU Data Act introduces new access by design requirements for connected products and related services, fundamentally changing how IoT providers must handle product data accessibility. As the first anniversary of the Act's general applicability approaches, manufacturers and service providers face critical compliance deadlines that will reshape data access standards across the smart device market.

Before I set out my thoughts on 2018, we must rake over financial coals of the last 12 months.

Forecasting is, as we observed in last week's briefing, a perilous business.

The majority of large European banks have now released their 2016 Annual Financial Statements which included certain disclosures around IFRS 9 implementation.

It is ironic that Greek secession from the single currency has moved centre stage just as its economy, and other 'peripheral' euro area economies, seem to be turning the corner.

Welcome to the fourth edition of the European CFO Survey, a major initiative of the EMEA CFO Programme.

Ahead of this weekend's G20 Leader's Summit in Brisbane, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) has published its

The Autumn 2024 UK Budget introduces a tax-residence-based regime replacing non-dom status, transitional measures for existing non-doms, and stricter inheritance tax rules, effective April 2025.

Equities rallied mildly in July as investors entertained hopes that policymakers might respond more effectively to mounting evidence of a slowing global economy.

Over the last few weeks markets have had to contend with an array of issues that have increased risk aversion.

2016 started with markets focused on the problems of the Chinese economy. Five weeks later, the focus has switched to the state of the US economy.

Starting from 6 April 2025, the UK will implement significant changes to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals.

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It is no secret that the times are tough on the high street for many retailers. Online sales accounted for nearly 20% of sales in November 2017 ...