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Intangible fixed assets: time for reform?
On 19 February 2018, the government published a new consultation to review the corporate Intangible Fixed Assets regime. This...
Spring Statement 2018: HMRC plays catch-up with tech companies
The UK's tech sector was recognised as a beacon in the Spring Statement, attracting skills and capital from around the globe, so it was...
A lot of huffing and puffing...
It's the week of the Spring Statement, an event which, if reports are to be believed, promises a lot of announcements but not much action.
Spring Statement: what to expect
On Tuesday 13 March 2018 the Chancellor will respond to the latest economic data from the Office of Budget Responsibility, also known as...
UK Government extends rights of EU citizens entering the UK post-Brexit
In what has not been a widely publicised change in policy, the UK Government has announced that EU citizens entering the UK post 29 March...
Free trade deal on financial services "very much in our mutual interest"
The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, has today confirmed that the UK will seek a free trade deal that makes unique provision for the financial...
Blockchain finding its place in the world
Over the coming years we will see blockchain technology thrown at every aspect of the digital world with announcements of increased...
You can't be in and out at the same time: Donald Tusk plays down bespoke deal on financial services
A draft of the guidelines to be issued by Donald Tusk, President of the European Council, seen by the Financial Times, suggests that the...
Taxing the digital economy: the horses have bolted
The EU, OECD and the UK are in a race to re-write long-established tax rules in pursuit of taxing the digital economy.
Last year, several...
Brexit and financial services: is there a middle way?
In the Prime Minister's Mansion House speech on Friday, the Prime Minister hinted at the UK's desired Brexit outcome for financial...
Are IT professionals being fully utilised for GDPR?
A few weeks back I wrote an article for the British Computer Society (BCS) on GDPR compliance and the potential under-utilisation of IT...
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