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Beck Greener partner Catherine Jewell, Mark Bloomberg of Zuber Lawler and Roy Saunders of the IBSA discussed intellectual property ownership and licensing in a recent IBSA webinar.

For businesses, the measures of most interest include changes to business rates, the rates of capital allowances, the capital gains reorganisation anti-avoidance legislation...

Deloitte CbC Digital Exchange (CDX) helps businesses visualize the potential impact of the OECD's country-by-country (CbC) reporting requirements.

In this episode, Ian Hyde, head of tax disputes and Matt Greene, an associate director in the team, discuss the implications of the recent Upper Tribunal decision in the Blackrock case.

Introduction of transfer pricing regulations in Ireland is unlikely to detract from the country’s appeal as a sound economic choice for inward investment, with an excellent opportunity to grandfather existing arrangements before July 2010.

This must be done by 30 September 2018.

The new 2023 UHY Global Transfer Pricing Guide is now available as a downloadable PDF.

The latest issue of CMS Tax Connect looks at the availability of advance pricing agreements (APAs) in a range of countries covered by the CMS Alliance.

Following a consultation over the summer of 2023 the Government has considered the responses it received to its proposals to reform transfer pricing...

Following negotiations, a vote in favour of leaving the EU could have significant implications for direct and indirect tax in the UK.

Whether you are moving to the UK, investing in the UK, or looking to grow your business internationally, we know that it can be daunting.

On June 10, 2019, the Hon. Prime Minister and Ministry of Finance & Economic Development of Mauritius presented the 2019-20 Budget.

31 countries have now signed a multilateral competent authority agreement (MCAA) enabling the automatic exchange of country-by-country reports (CbC reports) and addressing BEPS action 13.

The charges and difficulties of restructuring can deter many companies from legitimately taking advantage of the opportunities presented by moving part of their operations to a lower tax regime. Sadly, this often also makes it far more difficult for manufacturers to adopt new and potentially profitable business approaches.

The European Commission has published a report into tax and the digital economy. There are a number of interesting conclusions included in the report.

The UK's Finance Bill 2009 was published earlier this month, and (as trailed in previous consultations and draft legislation) we now know that the rules on so-called "late" payment of interest, and discounts, between connected companies are to be amended with effect for accounting periods beginning on or after 1 April 2009.

During 2023 the previous Government undertook a consultation on a package of changes to the UK's legislation concerning transfer pricing (TP), permanent establishment (PE), and diverted profits tax (DPT).