In this issue
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The economy has changes, so must the tax
In our modern world, companies are finding it all too easy to game the international tax system to their advantage. Given the COVID-19 crisis, it is increasingly incumbent on the global community to create an updated framework to ensure a fair international tax system, tax certainty and to support international trade and investment. Globalisation and...
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Why businesses will have to ‘go digital’ when paying their tax
VAT-registered businesses will have to file their returns using HMRC compatible software from April. It's part of the government's Making Tax Digital initiative — and, soon, it's going to affect everyone.
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How can smaller firms avoid a mammoth tax bill?
Small businesses are largely responsible for the UK’s tax gap. However, with more tax knowledge, they could save themselves thousands of pounds and gain themselves finance skills along the way.
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Get better control of your finances by going digital
It is important that businesses and individuals have the skills and confidence they need to seize the opportunities digital technology offers. In a world where customers and suppliers are already banking, paying bills, and shopping online, it makes sense for HMRC and businesses to bring tax fully into the 21st century.
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Q&A: "I’ve transformed my business by getting my finances online"
Anne-Marie Simpson, Owner and Director of Simpsons Gin Bar in Sutton Coldfield, thought that Making Tax Digital would be expensive to implement. In fact, it saved her business money.
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5 steps to get ready for digital tax reporting
The dos and don’ts of Making Tax Digital according to the Federation of Small Businesses Policy & Advocacy Chairman Martin McTague.
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Should you sacrifice profits to better serve customers?
Great service is the key to acquiring and retaining customers. It can be the difference between you and your competitors. But what if the cost of providing that great service is eating away at your profits?
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What DAC6 disclosure rules could mean for your business
Intermediaries are going to be impacted by new, mandatory disclosure rules, says Fabrice Chatelain, Director at BearingPoint, an international RegTech solutions provider. They need to prepare now.
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Tax in a digitalised economy
Digitalisation is transforming our everyday lives, as well as the way our economy and society is organised and functions. This digital transformation raises a large number of public policy challenges.
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