Tax & Regulation
Tax & Regulation | 1 Sep 15
UK non-dom tax take of £6.6bn ‘under threat’
UK-based non-doms paid £6.6bn in income tax in 2013/14, up 7% from the previous year, according to international law firm Pinsent Masons.
Tax & Regulation | 28 Aug 15
Australia moves to introduce user pays system to fund regulator
The Australian government has begun consultations with the local financial services providers to devise a system of levies and fees to fund the cost of enforcing regulations on the industry.
Tax & Regulation | 26 Aug 15
New UK dividend tax may have hidden surprises, lawyers say
Individuals receiving a significant dividend income and those using family companies to get money via corporate disbursements could be facing a surprise hit from the UK government’s new dividend tax plan, according to legal experts.
Tax & Regulation | 18 Aug 15
Royal London chief criticises ‘ISA-style’ pension tax changes
Phil Loney, chief executive of UK life and pensions company Royal London, has sharply criticised the government’s proposed plans to overhaul the way pension contributions are taxed.
Tax & Regulation | 17 Aug 15
UK Gov’t lowers wealth sights for tax investigations
The UK government is targeting more individuals in the £10m to £20m wealth bracket for tax non-compliance investigation, according to accountancy firm Crowe Clark Whitehill.