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Article International tax Global
Preparing for BEPS 2.0: are you ready?
Since last year's announcement on a 15% minimum corporate tax rate, multinationals are moving to understand what various changes might mean.
Chris Danes - UK 16 November, 2022
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Article Corporate tax Europe
BEFIT could be better for business but road to reform is long
BEFIT could simplify corporate tax for European multinationals, easing scalability, yet transfer pricing complexities persist.
16 November, 2022
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Article Advisory Europe
UK's uncertain economy puts spotlight on alternative finance
Rising costs of finance and ongoing economic uncertainty in the United Kingdom are underscoring the advantages of alternative lenders.
Gregory Taylor - UK 10 November, 2022
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Article Europe
Investment Zones a welcome boost for UK's countryside counties
A strong response from regional areas suggests the UK's new Investment Zone initiative has been well-received.
7 November, 2022
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Article International tax Global
Global minimum tax reforms threatened by cross-border complexities
Baker Tilly's Ines Paucksch warns companies could face complex and varying start dates if countries manage to pass global minimum tax reforms into law.
6 October, 2022
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Article Life sciences and healthcare Europe
Compulsory licensing: should vaccines be public property? 
European leaders are facing industry backlash over potential compulsory licensing of vaccines to hedge against the risk of future pandemics.
16 September, 2022
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Article Retail, consumer and hospitality Europe
Shelf awareness: grocery shortages explained
Food inflation and grocery shortages are widespread but the problem is deeper than ingredient shortages and supply bottlenecks.
29 August, 2022
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Article Tourism Automotive and transport Global
Are the world's airports and airlines broken?
It was the moment airports and airlines waited more than two years for - why did the business of travel buckle when tourists returned?
17 August, 2022
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Article Advisory Europe
Man overboard: what will gender quotas mean for EU company directors?
The EU’s new gender diversity mandates are a major milestone for equality but experts warn there is still a long way to go for genuine balance.
12 August, 2022
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Article Advisory Life sciences and healthcare Europe
Skills shortage strains UK life science sector
Ambitions are soaring for the UK’s pharma. life science and biotech industry on the back of record investment but can it be sustained?
Yogan Patel - UK 11 July, 2022
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