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Withholding Tax Post Brexit | UK and EU
FREQUENTLY ASKED BUSINESS QUESTION I heard there are changes to how interest is paid between EU group companies following Brexit, regarding Withholding Tax (WHT). Can you advise what I should consider when interest is paid between
Steel Import Duty & Safeguarding Duty
Background In 2018, the United States imposed a quota on Rest of World (RoW) steel, making exporting to the US less attractive, thereby supporting the competitiveness of their own industry. The EU subsequently published a safeguarding
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Brexit & Covid-19 Financial Supports | Ireland
The Irish Government has this week announced additional financial supports, as well as, changes to current funding schemes. These financial supports are available to businesses operating in Ireland who have been negatively impacted by the coronavirus
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A Webinar for the Construction Sector
Join us on Thursday 28th January at 2pm for a Webinar for the Construction Sector, where we will be looking at the BIG ISSUES you won't find in the text books on how to: Protect Your
How to Determine Corporate Tax Residency for Cross-Border Companies
Cross-border companies may need to determine if their tax residency is affected by Brexit and/or the COVID-19 pandemic, says Siobhan McCreesh from FPM’s Brexit Consulting Team. Cross-border companies who restructured their business operations due to Brexit or
BUSINESS & BREXIT | Postponed VAT Accounting
Great Britain has now left the EU. At the end of the Brexit transition period, UK and Irish Governments introduced Postponed VAT Accounting. While Great Britain has left the EU and is now referred to as