Category: Analysis
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Does the rise of the machines equal more taxes? HL’s Laith Khalaf
The rise of automated machines and processes raises questions over the tax base and how government spending can be funded if people are working less – and hence paying less taxes on their income. Ai vs. legacy industry Artificial intelligence is undoubtedly a growing segment of technology and society, but history shows that technological…
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UK individual penalties at their lowest since financial crisis – Duff & Phelps
UK individual penalties have dropped to their lowest level since the 2008 financial crisis, according to a report from the global compliance and regulatory consulting practice, Duff & Phelps. In its Global Enforcement Review, complied for the financial services industry, the regulatory advisor presents analysis highlighting that the degree penalty amounts against individuals have dropped to…
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Taxation complexities faced by Non-UK resident shareholders – Turner Little
UK limited liability companies with Non-UK resident shareholders and directors have often had to tip-toe through a range of taxation complexities. Granville Turner, a director at Turner Little – the corporate services provider – focuses on the tax and residential status implications for such companies; detailing for IMS StratNews just what impact this has on…
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Non-UK resident shareholders & company taxes
UK limited liability companies with Non-UK resident shareholders and directors have often had to tip-toe through a range of taxation complexities. Granville Turner, a director at Turner Little – the corporate services provider – focuses on the tax and residential status implications for such companies; detailing for IMS StratNews just what impact this has on…
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SCOTLAND THE BRAVEST?
There are very few occasions that are momentous, despite the word being over used for both the significant and the mundane. However, it’s unlikely that too many people will view today’s Scottish Referendum independence vote as anything less than just that – momentous. After three hundred years, the prospect of the 5 million population nation…
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State Street points Keogh towards Asia
State Street Corp. has appointed Bob Keogh head of Alternative Investment Solutions (AIS) for the Asia Pacific region. Keogh will be based in Hong Kong, where he will lead hedge fund, private equity and real estate businesses in Asia Pacific. He was previously senior managing director for State Street’s hedge fund servicing business,…
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