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Transfer pricing explained: what SMEs need to know when trading overseas
For SMEs operating across borders, transfer pricing is an increasingly important issue. It governs how goods, services and intellectual property
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The UK–US trade deal: Where do things stand now?
When the UK and the US first announced their new trade deal, it was hailed as a breakthrough moment for
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Non-resident investors: navigating the new CGT landscape and overseas tax reforms
The UK has long been a preferred destination for overseas investors, especially in the property market. Yet, recent tax reforms
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Transfer pricing strategies for international SMEs
For any UK business owners who are operating internationally, you may be familiar with transfer pricing. Transfer pricing refers to
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US tariffs trigger £2bn fall in UK exports
The United States remains one of the UK’s most important export markets. However, changes in trade policy have made selling
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How the Appendix 5 arrangement can help employees working overseas
Designed for employers with employees working overseas who are subject to foreign tax, the Appendix 5 arrangement allows employers to
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How to avoid triggering a permanent establishment
Understanding whether your overseas activities create a permanent establishment (PE) – and therefore local tax liability – is essential for
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Understanding your international VAT obligations
If you’re a UK-based business trading internationally, you could be liable to pay Value Added Tax (VAT) on overseas goods
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How international entrepreneurs can mitigate Capital Gains Tax
International entrepreneurs often struggle to manage their tax obligations while running their complex and challenging cross-border businesses. Capital Gains Tax
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What employers need to know about international secondments
Sending your employee abroad for their secondment can be invaluable for both of you. The opportunity to develop new skills
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