UK is one of the worst countries in the EU
Originally sent: May 27, 2005The overall effect of the proposed Finance (No 3) Bill 2005 will be "to make the UK one of the worst countries in the EU in which to locate a group holding company?.
This statement must have been written by a right wing think tank, right? Or at least by the Conservative Party? Wrong!
This is the latest view expressed by the Chartered Institute of Taxation. A body of which many senior staff at HM Revenue & Customs are members or fellows.
The Finance (No 3) Bill 2005 has not yet, of course, been introduced to Parliament. The comments stem from the provisions in the original Finance Bill which was hastily replaced with a cut down ?mini? version so that the Members of Parliament could concentrate on the much more important business of getting re-elected. The assumption is that when it is published, the Finance (No 3) Bill 2005 will contain most of the original provisions left out of the Finance (No 2) Act 2005 which has already been passed.
So, how will the new Act affect your corporate clients? Are you confident you will know? Are you happy that you recognise all the opportunities created by recent and not so recent changes in Corporate Tax legislation?
If not, perhaps now is the time to book yourself onto our next Corporate Taxation Focussed Training day on 11th July. That might seem a long way off, but places are limited and will fill quickly. Ring one of our in house coaches now and book yourself a place ? and make sure you block that day out in your diary so you do not miss this opportunity to refresh your technical knowledge in a way that will enhance your sales skills.
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