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Tax | Consultations and tax reviews: April 2017

This month we provide a snapshot of major tax reviews announced in Budget 2017, albeit many without fixed dates for consultations, from Making Tax Digital penalties to HMRC risk profiling for large business tax issues and taxation of benefits in kind

Business | UK’s bill to leave EU could top €65bn

The UK could face a potential bill of between €25.4bn (£21.7bn) and €65.1bn (£55.8bn) to settle its financial commitments once it leaves the EU, according to calculations from Bruegel, a Brussels-based economic think tank

30 Mar 2017

| FRC embarks on review of sanctions

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has commissioned an independent review of the sanctions it imposes under its enforcement procedures, with a focus on its financial penalties after ‘some very public accidents’

Business | Academy votes to retain PwC for Oscar ballot

PwC has held on to its role as the official ballot-counter for the Oscars, despite its very public mistake this year which saw the wrong film named as best picture, but the process for revealing the winners on the night will be subject to additional safeguards at next year’s 90th ceremony

Tax | Low-paid self-employed urged to check NI options

Self-employed workers with low profits are being urged to check their National Insurance record and make up any deficiencies as a way of protecting future state retirement pension entitlement and other contributory state benefits, before voluntary contributions become more expensive for them after April 2018

Business | Brexit: MEPs set out conditions for approval

The UK will need to ensure fair treatment of EU citizens and refrain from developing trade agreements with third countries before completing its exit from the EU if it is to gain approval for an eventual Brexit, MEPs have said

29 Mar 2017

Tax | Government delays anti-recycling rules for non doms until 2018

An overhaul of the tax status for non doms with overseas trusts will see the loss of trust protection over certain property transaction into trusts but the government has delayed anti-recycling rules which would have stopped UK resident beneficiaries from receiving trust monies tax free via an indirect distribution and onward gift, reports Sara White

Finance | Culture, financial controls and risk management in a Brexit world

Organisational culture has consistently been the business topic of recent months. Its influence on risk, and its relevance for regulators and investors, is becoming increasingly tangible. Malcolm Finn, financial controller at Costa Coffee and Mike Cowan, head of finance 4.0 at EY consider the significance of culture in the context of the organisation's finance function, and how culture is key to overall risk management
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