Category: Articles

How has the approach to recognition of ECLs changed since IAS 39? Here’s our guide.

Large group issues for UK small companies. If you’re the Financial Controller of a small UK company that happens to be part of a much bigger international group, it’s easy to think of your business as operating on its own for Corporation Tax purposes. However, we explain why you still have to look at the…

The G20 sign off on a minimum global Corporation Tax rate of 15%. The measure aims to deter multinationals from shifting their profits internationally to benefit from lower tax rates. 

Following the success of the VAT Mini One Stop Shop (MOSS) scheme, the European Commission has decided to further simplify  EU VAT obligations for businesses engaged in cross-border transactions.

Any hopes for a further delay to the introduction of off-payroll working (known as IR35) rules were dashed in the March budget. They will come into effect for medium and large private sector organisations on 6 April 2021.

Building strong relationships with existing clients and making sure you retain them, not only makes perfect sense, but can also boost your profits and grow your business.

Since HMRC clamped down on tax avoidance with increased emphasis on transfer pricing by multi-national companies, they’ve now turned their attention on international brokers. We take a look at making sense of it.

PKF Partner Paul Goldwin reviews how brokers maintain financial stability and survive through turbulent times.

IOSS will be introduced on 1 July 2021 with the aim of simplifying the importation and customs process for e-commerce businesses importing low value goods into the European Union (EU).

As a relationship begins to break down, tax is unlikely to be at the front of anyone’s mind. Nonetheless, it’s worth considering the potential tax liabilities when negotiating financial settlements.

The popularity of cryptocurrency has exploded over recent years with many jumping onto the bandwagon in the hope of making a quick profit.

For those who remember Marginal Relief , you were probably excited when the Government announced the changes to the rate of Corporation Tax in the 2021 Budget.