Women in Tax leaders guide - nominations open This is your chance to nominate the leading women in the tax advisory world. Vote now. By Matthew Gilleard April 02 2015
After Heritage, Total now in dispute with Ugandan tax authorities French taxpayer Total is the latest oil company to be drawn into dispute with the tax authorities in Uganda. By Matthew Gilleard April 01 2015
Australia to follow UK lead on taxing diverted profits Joe Hockey, Australia’s treasurer, warned taxpayers this week that his Budget on May 12 will target corporate profit shifting, following the UK’s diverted profits tax (DPT or so-called Google tax). By Matthew Gilleard March 31 2015
Pascale Colin: Defining challenges for today's group tax manager Matthew Gilleard talks with Pascale Colin, group tax manager at EFG Bank, about the role of the tax director, her journey in getting there, and operating successfully in a rapidly-evolving... By Matthew Gilleard March 25 2015
UK Budget: North Sea tax cuts welcome, but DPT still causing concern George Osborne, UK chancellor of the exchequer, delivered his final Budget speech before the general election today, with welcome tax cuts for the UK’s oil and gas industry and a... By Matthew Gilleard March 18 2015
India Budget 2015-16: Arun Jaitley sends strong signal to investors Arun Jaitley delivered India’s Union Budget 2015-16 today, sticking to the government’s script of encouraging increased investment from the business community. By Matthew Gilleard February 28 2015
Indian Budget to focus on ‘Make in India’ and FDI incentives February 28 will see the Narendra Modi government deliver its first full Budget, for 2015-16. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley’s speech has been shrouded in speculation, but taxpayers should expect incentives... By Matthew Gilleard February 26 2015
Tax Controversy Leaders guide 2015 - nominations open Who are the leading tax controversy advisers around the world? Nominate now. By Matthew Gilleard February 25 2015
