Double Taxation
John Sime, National Product Training Consultant here at CCH outlines his top 5 research tips for the modern tax advisor.
Company: CCH, A Wolters Kluwer Business | Published: 20 March 2013 | Business Area: Employment Tax
If you are considering investing in the UK this comprehensive guide provides you with information on some of the tax areas you need to consider. Areas covered include: corporation tax; VAT; inheritance tax; payroll taxes and countries with double taxation agreements with the UK.
Company: Haines Watts | Published: 08 November 2012 | Business Area: Corporation Tax
Updated in 2012, this paper provides a tax data guide for individuals and businesses. The paper covers the latest developments effecting: income tax; tax credits; company car scale charges; employee benefits; capital gains; NI contributions; pension schemes; VAT; corporation tax and minimum wages.
Company: BDO Stoy Hayward | Published: 10 September 2012 | Business Area: Corporation Tax
CCH Integrator - Evaluating Tax Provision Solutions: Breaking through the myths to find the right solution for your company
Company: CCH, A Wolters Kluwer Business | Published: 12 April 2012 | Business Area: Corporation Tax
CCH Integrator - The Power of Process: Understanding the value of a balance sheet process in global tax provisions The key to an effective tax provision process lies in gaining control of the calculation through the use of a Balance Sheet Process. Using a robust balance sheet process is the foundation... view abstract
Company: CCH, A Wolters Kluwer Business | Published: 12 April 2012 | Business Area: Double Taxation
Private clients coming from the Member States of the European Union have benefited for a long time from the dismantling of the restrictions on their freedom to work and reside wherever they like in the EU. But the European Commission has in recent years become concerned that the free movement of... view abstract
Company: Bircham Dyson Bell | Published: 03 January 2011 | Business Area: Customs Duties
Partnerships are one of the frequently chosen vehicles for family businesses. The creation and the operation of such partnerships requires skilful deployment of the various tax issues as well as an understanding of partnership law. From an estate planning, succession and business point of view, one... view abstract
Company: Bircham Dyson Bell | Published: 03 January 2011 | Business Area: Inheritance Tax
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