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WITHHOLDING TAXES


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

Peter Cussons, International Corporate Tax Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers, takes us through the EU landmark decisions and discusses the future

Chris Morgan, Partner in charge, and Jonathan Bridges, Manager, KPMG's EU Group, consider the proposed changes in the Condoc to the existing transfer pricing and thin capitalisation legislation

David Cruickshank, Head of Tax, Deloitte & Touche, feels that we should meet the challenge of Europe at the European level

David Evans, Director in Ernst & Young's International Tax Services Group and Head of Ernst & Young's EU Tax Group, gives us an overview of the Corporation Tax Reform consultation paper

Anton Hume, International Tax Partner, Grant Thornton, examines the taxation of UK companies on dividends from EU subsidiaries

Daron Gunson, of the Parmentier Arthur Group, reports on the IBC Conference, Advanced Corporate Tax Planning, which was held in London on 12 June

Claire Treacy, Senior Manager, and Gillian Crocker, Assistant Manager, KPMG's Real Estate Tax Group, discuss how to choose the right fund vehicle for indirect property funds in the non-domestic market

Colin Clavey and Siân Morgan, Ernst & Young's Tax Effective Supply Chain Management and Transfer Pricing group, discuss the draft legislation setting out a revised basis of charge for corporation tax for non-resident companies

With current UK economic uncertainty, now would be a good time to look elsewhere and explore opportunities in foreign markets. Central and Eastern European countries could offer some attractive possibilities. Ross Welland of Horwath Clark Whitehill and Jan Lamac of TPA-NOTIA Prague consider the Czech Republic as a location for cross-border expansion

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