Advice for firms with clients who have UK operations
From 1 April 2023, companies will need to digitally pre-notify HMRC of any planned R&D claims, and within six months of the end of the period to which the claim relates.
Service: Taxation
HMRC Customs Declaration Service switchover deadline advice
Kreston Global VAT expert Christine Newitt who is VAT Director at Duncan & Toplis, has been sharing her thoughts with AAT on the upcoming changes to HMRC’s customs IT platform, Customs Declaration Service (CDS)
Kreston Global indirect tax experts share insight in Taxation Magazine
The management of indirect taxes can be a challenge due to constant global change and the wide range of systems in countries and regions.
Tax structuring for multinationals
Tax structuring for multinationals, businesses with operations in two or more countries, can fall within a wide variety of complex […]
Research and development (R&D) tax incentives
Research & Development (R&D) tax incentives are widely adopted in over 50 countries, with multiple forms of incentive. These incentives […]
Tax planning for entrepreneurs
Tax planning services for ambitious entrepreneurs wanting to grow their businesses are vital as is getting the right tax support […]
Tax digitalisation
Tax digitalisation services cover a broad spectrum as tax digitalisation itself is an extensive subject and can mean different things […]
Tax compliance for businesses
Tax compliance can be a tricky landscape for businesses. Albert Einstein is quoted as saying, “The hardest thing in the […]
Private client tax
Kreston Global provides private client tax services to international high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) and their families whether their wealth is generated […]
Capital cost recovery
Capital cost recovery is the process of a business obtaining tax relief for capital expenditure which is incurred on qualifying […]
Indirect taxes
What are indirect taxes such as VAT, sales tax and goods and services tax (GST)? Indirect taxes, such as VAT, sales tax and goods […]
The exposure to indirect taxation on digital services
Indirect tax obligations as a digital service can be complicated, but Kreston Global indirect tax expert, Rupert Moyle, advises.
E-invoicing and VAT in the EU
The harmonisation of rules for e-invoicing throughout the EU to close the VAT gap is a major move to make the EU more digital.
Tax digitalisation
The digitalisation of tax is an extensive subject and has a different meaning to governments, businesses and other stakeholders.
James Cowper Kreston spring statement
Account and business advisors James Cowper Kreston release their 2022 spring statement as the Chancellor addresses the backdrop of the rising inflation.
Kreston’s Clive Owen LLP appoints new tax partner
Clive Owen LLP, chartered accountants and business advisers, has appointed David Baggaley as a fifth Tax Partner at the rapidly growing firm.
How will OECD tax reforms affect SME businesses?
Kreston tax expert and regional tax director in the Kreston Global Tax Group, Jelle Bakker of Bentacera in the Netherlands […]
Spanish property investment; tax rules
Understanding tax and VAT obligations of the Spanish property market and confirming residency or permanent establishment could save money.
Why biotechs need a practical approach to going public
David Diamond, audit committee chair and board member of Kreston Global US member, CBIZ MHM, has been published recently in Life Science Leader
FAQ; Tax Implications of Blockchain
The regulatory environment for Blockchain is rapidly changing. This new technology continues to revolutionize social and economic activities. The frequently asked questions (‘FAQs’) below expand upon the meaning of Blockchain, its usage, and corresponding tax implications.
