12/12/2025 7:02:43 PM IRS Withdraws Proposed Regulations on Relief from Joint and Several Liability and Community Property Rules By Leon Rittenberg III John Rouchell Caroline Lafourcade Kevin Naccari +1 more... Show less The IRS and the Treasury Department formally withdrew two notices of proposed rulemaking that addressed relief from joint and several...
12/12/2025 9:58:08 AM BBC World Service 'The Newsroom' interview - the potential collapse of Pillar 2. By Grahame Jackson I was completely thrilled to be invited to talk to Alex Ritson on the BBC World Service flagship show, The Newsroom, last night...
12/11/2025 11:10:23 PM Yonda Tax raises $15m in new funding By Louden Richason London based global tax automation platform raised $15m in new funding led by Kennet Partners.
12/10/2025 7:36:05 PM When the status quo is beneficial By Rhiannon Kinghall Were A new year. A new Cabinet. As exciting as the comings and goings into No. 10 can be during a reshuffle, the tax community can take some...
12/10/2025 7:31:54 PM Entrepreneurs' Relief: some relief, but a sting in the tail By Rhiannon Kinghall Were Entrepreneurs' Relief was widely expected to be abolished or curtailed in this year's Budget given that the Conservative Party manifesto...
12/10/2025 7:31:18 PM IR35 reform delayed By Passle Group Last night the Chief Treasury Secretary announced that the long awaited Off-Payroll Worker (IR35) tax reforms would be delayed by one...
12/10/2025 7:31:11 PM Are you sure? Telling HMRC about uncertain tax positions By Gregory Price Tax is complicated, and many tax-related questions have more than one potential answer. HMRC has today published a consultation on a...
12/10/2025 7:29:10 PM New guidance on individual tax residence during Covid-19 By Edward Reed The Covid-19 pandemic has caused severe disruption in international travel, with many stranded in countries they do not call home. While...
12/10/2025 7:28:28 PM Covid-19: Implications for tax investigations and disputes By Passle Group The headline “HMRC suspends some tax investigations due to pandemic” in this morning’s Financial Times might suggest that HMRC has...
12/10/2025 7:20:05 PM Corporate criminal offence - three years on By Passle Group It’s now three years since the Criminal Finances Act and the birth of the corporate criminal offence (CCO) - the offence of failing to...
12/10/2025 7:16:16 PM Enforcing security in a depressed property market By Timothy Bromley-White As many businesses now face another phase of closures, we are seeing borrowers and lenders reconsidering and restructuring their finance...
12/10/2025 7:14:28 PM Under what conditions is a contract unconditional? By Sarah Shucksmith Much noted in (certain) news circles is the possibility that the Chancellor may seek to increase tax revenues by aligning the rates of...
12/10/2025 7:14:02 PM Following the leader? The effect of ESG recommendations by proxy advisers By Passle Group One role of a proxy adviser is to provide voting recommendations to larger investors (asset managers, pension and investment funds etc)...
12/10/2025 7:12:52 PM An end in sight or Sisyphean slog? The race to reform the international tax landscape By Passle Group Even amidst the disruption and uncertainty that has characterised 2020, international efforts to reform the global tax system through the...
12/10/2025 7:12:43 PM Gallaher v HMRC: the last UK reference to the CJEU? By Rhiannon Kinghall Were Gallaher v HMRC: the last UK reference to the CJEU? In the recent Upper Tribunal Tax and Chancery decision of Gallaher v HMRC, it was...
12/10/2025 7:11:52 PM Implications of UK-EU trade deal on tax By Rhiannon Kinghall Were A new year and a new relationship between the UK and EU beckons as the transitional period finally ended on 31 December 2020. The new...