David Nickson, Tax Partner, Ernst & Young LLP, continues our examination of the tax system by looking at our current relationship to the EC Treaty and suggesting alternatives
David Nickson Tax Partner Ernst & Young LLP continues our examination of the tax system by looking at our current relationship to the EC Treaty and suggesting alternatives
If Inland Revenue comment is anything to go by the major issue currently affecting the integrity of the UK tax system is rampant tax avoidance in the corporate sector. The truth as we all know is quite different. With ever increasing regularity the European Court of Justice is being asked to examine aspects of the tax systems of various EU Member States and opine on their compatibility with European law....
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David Nickson, Tax Partner, Ernst & Young LLP, continues our examination of the tax system by looking at our current relationship to the EC Treaty and suggesting alternatives
David Nickson Tax Partner Ernst & Young LLP continues our examination of the tax system by looking at our current relationship to the EC Treaty and suggesting alternatives
If Inland Revenue comment is anything to go by the major issue currently affecting the integrity of the UK tax system is rampant tax avoidance in the corporate sector. The truth as we all know is quite different. With ever increasing regularity the European Court of Justice is being asked to examine aspects of the tax systems of various EU Member States and opine on their compatibility with European law....
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