The document provides an overview of key UK tax issues from 2010 and a look ahead to 2011. Some of the major tax issues in 2010 included changes to the pensions system, reductions to the annual allowance limit, and reforms to the rules around non-domiciled individuals. Looking to 2011, the document anticipates potential changes such as further simplification of the tax system, lowering of tax rates if economic growth occurs, and implementation of consultations from 2010 on topics like PAYE improvements and the taxation of furnished holiday lets. Overall enforcement against tax avoidance is also expected to continue increasing.
Our Budget Presentation slides from June 2010. Given David Smith\'s comments in the Sunday Times on 10 July 2011 I thought it was worth uploading this.
Last year’s tax changes were not favorable to Minnesota businesses. Instead of running from these changes, learn how you can embrace them and minimize the impact they will have on your own business.
Joel Germershausen, cpa & manager, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Nick Marshall, manager, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Our Budget Presentation slides from June 2010. Given David Smith\'s comments in the Sunday Times on 10 July 2011 I thought it was worth uploading this.
Last year’s tax changes were not favorable to Minnesota businesses. Instead of running from these changes, learn how you can embrace them and minimize the impact they will have on your own business.
Joel Germershausen, cpa & manager, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Nick Marshall, manager, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Our summer newsletter's cover articles look at planning for the reduction in the dividend allowance and highlight that another tax rise will be with us soon. Check out these articles and lots more!
How did tax get so complex? In the 1950s Australia had a tax system made up of around 1080 pages of tax law.
Since then, Governments have identified gaps, addressed omissions, and attempted to adapt the tax system to changes in business and society.
Our tax system is now a complex patchwork of rules.
With the passage and implementation of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), comes a lot of changes for taxpayers to wrap their heads around – but we’re up to the challenge.
Even with all the information floating around these days, it’s easy to overlook or misinterpret how the law works. Don’t worry; with this presentation, we'll provide you the important tips and insights surrounding this law.
[ON-DEMAND WEBINAR] Revealing The State & Local Tax Considerations Of A Remot...Rea & Associates
Tax Consequences Holding You Back From Deploying A Remote Workforce?
As remote work continues to overtake the traditional workforce, organizations must understand state and local tax considerations for their remote employees before adopting such a policy. Due to quick changes in the work environment and work-from-home arrangements many tax consequences that may result in your business reconsidering the deployment of a remote workforce. Fortunately, state and local tax leader and a principal with Rea & Associates, Kathy LaMonica, will be on hand to explain what businesses are up against. She will also be taking your questions throughout the presentation. Read on to discover what you will hear during this free, hour-long webinar.
State & Local Tax Guidance To Guide Your Remote Workforce Decision
Join Rea & Associates for a free, hour-long webinar to gain insight on tax law updates, remote work implications, what land mines you need to be aware of when registering for payroll taxes in new states, and more. During this event, you will:
- Gain insight on the Wayfair decision, and recent updates that may affect your business 3 years later.
- Take a deep dive into the State and Local direct and indirect tax concerns when hiring remote workers.
- Receive an update on Ohio Municipal Tax legal challenges.
- Tune in for predictions of where the states may be headed with the taxability of services and digital products, and how that may affect your compliance requirements.
- And more!
Kathy, an income principal on the firm's state and local tax team, focuses on sales and use tax consulting, compliance, and implementing technology solutions for businesses and organizations that continue to struggle with the various tax laws found throughout the nation. Since COVID-19 emerged and the topic of working remote took center stage, she has been tracking the implications associated with deploying a remote workforce. You won't want to miss this one!
#ReaCPA #State&LocalTax #RemoteEmployees
Dumbo Group Guided Activities Leader Pack. The simple and endearing story of the little elephant with big ears provides a safe forum for discussing a wide range of themes and topica with children of all ages.
Our summer newsletter's cover articles look at planning for the reduction in the dividend allowance and highlight that another tax rise will be with us soon. Check out these articles and lots more!
How did tax get so complex? In the 1950s Australia had a tax system made up of around 1080 pages of tax law.
Since then, Governments have identified gaps, addressed omissions, and attempted to adapt the tax system to changes in business and society.
Our tax system is now a complex patchwork of rules.
With the passage and implementation of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), comes a lot of changes for taxpayers to wrap their heads around – but we’re up to the challenge.
Even with all the information floating around these days, it’s easy to overlook or misinterpret how the law works. Don’t worry; with this presentation, we'll provide you the important tips and insights surrounding this law.
[ON-DEMAND WEBINAR] Revealing The State & Local Tax Considerations Of A Remot...Rea & Associates
Tax Consequences Holding You Back From Deploying A Remote Workforce?
As remote work continues to overtake the traditional workforce, organizations must understand state and local tax considerations for their remote employees before adopting such a policy. Due to quick changes in the work environment and work-from-home arrangements many tax consequences that may result in your business reconsidering the deployment of a remote workforce. Fortunately, state and local tax leader and a principal with Rea & Associates, Kathy LaMonica, will be on hand to explain what businesses are up against. She will also be taking your questions throughout the presentation. Read on to discover what you will hear during this free, hour-long webinar.
State & Local Tax Guidance To Guide Your Remote Workforce Decision
Join Rea & Associates for a free, hour-long webinar to gain insight on tax law updates, remote work implications, what land mines you need to be aware of when registering for payroll taxes in new states, and more. During this event, you will:
- Gain insight on the Wayfair decision, and recent updates that may affect your business 3 years later.
- Take a deep dive into the State and Local direct and indirect tax concerns when hiring remote workers.
- Receive an update on Ohio Municipal Tax legal challenges.
- Tune in for predictions of where the states may be headed with the taxability of services and digital products, and how that may affect your compliance requirements.
- And more!
Kathy, an income principal on the firm's state and local tax team, focuses on sales and use tax consulting, compliance, and implementing technology solutions for businesses and organizations that continue to struggle with the various tax laws found throughout the nation. Since COVID-19 emerged and the topic of working remote took center stage, she has been tracking the implications associated with deploying a remote workforce. You won't want to miss this one!
#ReaCPA #State&LocalTax #RemoteEmployees
Dumbo Group Guided Activities Leader Pack. The simple and endearing story of the little elephant with big ears provides a safe forum for discussing a wide range of themes and topica with children of all ages.
International Tax For SMEs September 2011 Abbreviatedsarogers99
These slides were used in a presentation given to attendees at a recent UKTI / Natwest / Francis Clark LLP seminar in Salisbury - How to Open Up New Markets Overseas.
More Powers: What Powers? - David Bell, University of Stirlingfutureukscotland
What next for Scotland? Future of UK and Scotland & Scottish Centre on Constitutional Change event at Dynamic Earth on Monday 6 October 2014
http://www.futureukandscotland.ac.uk/events/what-next-scotland
The referendum result has raised questions for both the immediate and longer term future of Scotland and the rest of the UK. At this event, experts from the Scottish Centre on Constitutional Change offered some answers, looking at what happened on 18 September and what might happen in the weeks, months, and years ahead. As the nations of the UK enter what looks to be an unprecedented period of constitutional reconfiguration, this public event highlighted the most recent research by some of the UK's most respected academics, providing a framework for understanding the process and proposals put forth by the parties.
A review of the 2017 Spring Budget and the impact it may have on individuals and businesses in the South West. Plus, an insight into HMRC's Making Tax Digital initiative.
International Tax Planning as Viewed through the Eyes of BEPSLewis Rice
Lewis Rice attorney Timothy G. Stewart co-presented to the St. Louis International Tax Group on the OECD's efforts to address Base Erosion and Profit Shifting.
In associations with Croner Taxwise, the conference will provide a general tax update whilst also focussing on some more specific areas which appear to be causing problems for our consultancy clients.
Topics covered;
• Topical tax issues
• Requirement to Correct for offshore income and assets
• What should your Tax Fee Protection Insurance provider do for your practice?
• R & D tax relief claims
• VAT update including, land and property, possible Brexit landscape and disputes & resolutions
The Australian government has introduced new GST legislative changes, some of the changes commenced earlier this year with further changes due to commence in 2018.The new GST laws may have a direct affect on your supplies or services being made to Australian businesses and consumers. As such, the team at Grant Thornton Australia have provided an outline of the changes, and how it may impact you.
- GST cross-border transactions B2B
- GST to digital products and supplies B2C
- Low-Value Threshold (LVT) Changes
- Significant Global Entity Penalties
25. For Further Information Contact me at: Email : [email_address] Website: www.smartsolutions-online.co.uk Tel: 01883 715848 Mob: 07952 217249 Andrew McKenzie-Smart Smart Solutions 88 Pollards Oak Road Hurst Green Oxted Surrey RH8 0JW
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