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BEPS 2.0 – losing momentum?
By Elizabeth Keeling
The Financial Times report that the OECD’s two-pillar agreement to re-allocate some taxing rights to market economies (Pillar One) and...
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Jersey reflects on BEPS 2.0
By Bezhan Salehy
Yesterday the Government of Jersey published a “reflective paper” that sets out its current approach to the OECD BEPS 2.0 reforms, and...
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Corporate sustainability due diligence directive: the European Commission’s proposal
By Shailen Patel Charmaine Lee
Last week, the EU set out its proposal for a new Directive on corporate due diligence to enhance the regulatory framework on sustainable...
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UK widens sanctions, potential retaliation by Russia and international regulators urge restraint
By Neill Blundell David Gauke Francis Bond
The crisis at the Russia/Ukraine border continues to provoke reverberations for the global financial sanctions framework, with threats...
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Policy in practice: Russian sanctions
By David Gauke Francis Bond
David Gauke and Francis Bond discuss the potential financial sanctions options available to the UK Government in responding to the...
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Minimum tax: maximum pace set by UK
By Bezhan Salehy
The UK Government has today launched a consultation on domestic implementation of the OECD’s Pillar Two minimum tax proposals. Coming...
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The latest twist for Pillar Two
By Ceinwen Rees
In an interesting twist to the Pillar Two roll-out, last week (6 January) the Business at OECD (BIAC) issued a very negative open letter...
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The New Year to-do list for global tax reform
By Gregory Price
Last year ended with the publication of model rules for the OECD's project to achieve a global minimum corporate tax rate of at least...
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OECD published model Pillar Two GloBE rules
By Bezhan Salehy
The OECD has today published model provisions for the Pillar Two GloBE rules, which seek to ensure multinationals pay a minimum effective...
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A last minute tax Christmas present?
By Bezhan Salehy
With Christmas fast approaching, will the OECD be giving the tax community a last minute present in the form of the Pillar Two model...
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Mind the (interpretation) gap: Governmental attitudes towards "incorrect" legal interpretations
By Gideon Sanitt Victoria Braid
The Times has recently reported that the Government is seeking to limit the power of the courts to overrule decisions made by ministers...
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Policy in practice episode 4: A roundup of COP26
By David Gauke Rachel Richardson
David Gauke, Isobel Morton and Rachel Richardson discuss the headlines and implications from the recent COP26.
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Policy in practice episode 3: What next for judicial review?
By David Gauke Gideon Sanitt Jonathan Pratt
In episode 3 of our policy in practice podcast David Gauke and Gideon Sanitt chat with Jonathan Pratt about the Government's proposals...
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ESG in action in defence outsourcing and supply chains - and what's next?
By Mark Lewis
This blog was prompted by an intriguing report published on 6 November in The Telegraph: UK FTSE 250 outsourcer/service provider has...
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A digital tax by any other name?
By Bezhan Salehy
As part of the agreement on the Pillar One international tax reforms 136 OECD Inclusive Framework countries have committed to withdraw...
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Budget 2021: finally some certainty on notifying uncertain tax treatments
By Jack Slater Gregory Price
In a welcome move for those responsible for tax matters at large businesses, today’s Budget documents contain an announcement that the...
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