Tax digitalisation
The digitalisation of tax is an extensive subject and has a different meaning to governments, businesses and other stakeholders.
Service: Taxation
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.
BANSBACH adds BDO firm to Freiburg team
Kreston Global member firm, BANSBACH, has added another location in Freiburg, growing the audit offering. BANSBACH currently has over 400 employees across 9 offices across Germany.
FAQ; Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs)
Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), are cryptographically secured units of data that confirm the authenticity and ownership of a digital asset.
Kreston Reeves strengthens Private Client Tax team with new Director
UK-based Kreston Global firm, Kreston Reeves, has strengthened its Private Client Tax team with the appointment of a new director.
Understanding VAT
VAT and GST are systems that require businesses to charge tax on sales, unless an exemption or other relief applies, whilst allowing for the recovery of the VAT/GST paid on purchases related to those taxable sales.
Sales tax and use tax
Sales Tax is similar to VAT/GST in that it is also charged on supplies of goods and services, but it is a consumption-based tax, charged on the sale to the end consumer rather than throughout the supply chain.
Understanding individual tax residence
Guillermo Narvaez, technical director at Kreston Global Tax Group and tax residence expert, from Kreston FLS. He recently shared his […]
Changes to Mexican VAT law in 2022
The new 2022 Revenue Law in Mexico is on track to being approved, only awaiting the Senate´s decision. This initiative under which the Mexican government estimates that it will be attaining just over $7 billion pesos, of which $3.9 billion will allegedly come directly from tax collections.
An Introduction to Trusts
Rebecca Bright, Tax Director for UK-based firm, Duncan & Toplis, has recently published, ‘an introduction to trusts’, outlining various aspects when it comes to understanding the definition, benefits, and intricacies of trusts
Vietnam investor tax advice published in STEP Journal
Kreston Global tax expert, Nam Nguyen from Kreston NNC in Ho Chi Minh City, recently shared his experience of working […]
BEPS 2 impact on SME businesses
Ganesh Ramaswamy of K Rangamani and Associates LLP shares his views with Law360 on BEPS 2 and the impact it will have on SMEs.
Remote, hybrid or digital nomad?
What are the tax implications of being a “digital nomad”? Covid has created a new wave of people embracing the […]
Global tax reform: thin end of the wedge for multinational SMEs?
Jelle Bakker, of Bentacera in The Netherlands, has written a piece on global tax reform for Accountancy Daily. The article […]
Kreston Global appoints new Chair of Global Indirect Tax Group
Following an extensive and high quality application process in which many of our firms were involved either through nomination or […]
