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Tax and Pensions 

In a time of change, when it appears that the economy is starting to improve, there are ever increasing tax and compliance burdens facing UK corporates and private individuals.

Wherever you're looking, from cost saving ideas, to optimising your structure, to complying with new legal requirements, KPMG's Tax and Pensions practice can help.

Frontiers in tax - February 2012

Frontiers in tax - February 2012

The latest edition of frontiers in tax focuses on some of the many regulatory issues facing the alternative investment management industry today.

Finance Bill 2012 draft clauses

Finance Bill 2012 draft clauses

The Finance Bill 2012 Draft Clauses were published on 6 December 2011. KPMG in the UK has put together a Report covering over a dozen significant measures including CFC Reform, the new proposals for a UK Patent Box regime and next steps on the taxation of non-domiciles.

Pensions Auto-enrolment: Helping you prepare for 2012 and beyond

Pensions Auto-enrolment: Helping you prepare for 2012 and beyond

Phasing in from 2012, employers must take responsibility for enrolling all eligible UK employees into a qualifying pension scheme.  This will inevitably lead to increases in costs and administrative complexity, and employers have to act - if they do not comply, they will be liable for fines. KPMG Pensions has developed a standard approach to help clients plan for and manage the impact of Auto-enrolment.

The FATCA challenge will remain a significant and complex one for the insurance industry with many products still within scope; but there are nevertheless reasons to be positive. Read on to find out more through our latest publication on this topic.
Consultation on CFC Reform 

Draft legislation for the new Controlled Foreign Company (CFC) regime was published on 6 December 2011 and 31 January 2012. Read on to see KPMG’s insight on the latest proposals...  

 

With the Government keen to raise revenues in order to relieve financial pressures, the focus on tax collection has increased. HMRC is targeting specific trades and professions, such as doctors, restaurants in London, private tutors and e-marketplaces.

 

 
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HM Treasury has published consultation documents on a new statutory residence test and proposed reforms to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals. Find out how these changes could affect you…




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KPMG's XBRL Mapping Engine (XME) Software allows conversion of accounts from MS Word or Excel into iXBRL. KPMG is the only big 4 firm with their own HMRC recognised solution. Find out more...
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The Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility (LDF) provides a framework for the disclosure of irregularities connected with overseas assets held anywhere in the world with unique benefits and on favourable terms. Find out more...  

 
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