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| BDO takes over Image Scan Holdings audit

AIM listed Image Scan Holdings plc, a specialist supplier of X-ray screening systems to the security and industrial inspection markets, has appointed BDO LLP as auditor for the 2016 financial year, following the resignation of Wilkins Kennedy

Tax | MPs challenge ‘manifestly deficient’ Budget distributional analysis

MPs are calling on the new Chancellor, Philip Hammond, to reinstate distributional analysis of the effects of Budget and Autumn Statement measures in order to increase the transparency about the impact of tax changes, describing the move a year ago to drop these reports as a mistake and branding the replacement reports as ‘inadequate’

26 Aug 2016

Tax | Office of Tax Simplification hires three non-execs

The Chancellor Philip Hammond has appointed three new non-executive directors to the board of the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS), with the aim of adding experience from academia, taxation policy and business to the body which is being put on a statutory footing in the Finance Bill 2016

25 Aug 2016

Tax | US Treasury hits out at ‘supra-national’ EU probe into Apple tax

The US Treasury department has fired a warning at the European Commission ahead of its expected ruling on whether Ireland offered Apple a preferential tax arrangement amounting to state aid, suggesting its investigations into the technology giant and other US multinationals are undermining multilateral progress on reducing tax avoidance and are based on a ‘selective’ interpretation of transfer pricing rules

24 Aug 2016

Finance | Inquiry into financial discrepancy at Salford charity

The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into a Salford-based Orthodox Jewish charity, Chessed L’Yisroel Ltd, over concerns about its financial affairs, which include failure to account for a £130,000 loan and the loss of £250,000 due to failure to make repayments to a lender

| Scotland warns of Brexit economic risk

The UK’s decision to leave the EU is projected to cost the Scottish economy up to £11.2bn per year and Scottish public finances up to £3.7bn, according to the first in a series of analyses the Scottish government plans to publish to look at the potential impact on Scotland of the UK’s Brexit vote
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