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6th April marks the start of the new tax year 2017-18 in UK. Below are the main changes you should be aware of.
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6th April marks the start of the new tax year 2017-18 in UK. Below are the main changes you should be aware of.
A few weeks ago, on the 8rd March 2017, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond presented his Spring Statement to Parliament. Key points on what we should expect are highlighted in this article.
This article introduce you to permanent establishment tax risks, so that you are able to prevent them in a timely manner.
Take a look at the comparison table of the most common taxes in Estonia, Sweden, Finland and in the United Kingdom in 2017.
Permanent establishment audits are trending amongst tax authorities, creating disputes and uncertainty for taxpayers.
This articles answers your questions related to registering your company for VAT in the UK.
Earlier this year the Swedish Tax Agency sent out a notice to companies registered in Sweden about this year’s income tax return.
Tax Foundation has announced that Estonia has the best tax code in the industrialized world.
The government is now expecting all businesses to start keeping their accounting records in a digital format.
Under the new rules the first £5,000 of dividends in each tax year from 6 April to 5 April the following year will be tax-free.