The Labour Party has been forthright in its plans for taxation, setting out its priorities last October to levy VAT on private school fees, close loopholes in the taxation of carried interest, abolish non-dom tax status (which was proposed by the Conservative government in the Spring Budget) and increase the...

The compliance culture continues its expansion, meaning that companies that wish to implement and maintain culture of integrity require standardised procedures that demonstrate their commitment to fulfil the legal requirements that apply to them. In the current global business environment, the compliance with the legality by the companies must be...

Rachel Reeves, in her party conference speech on 9 October, stressed Labour's reluctance to increase taxes for " working people" and that it would instead focus on closing " tax loopholes" and ensure that the wealthiest individuals and businesses "pay their fair share". Private schools, non-domiciled individuals, overseas purchasers of...