BRITISH TAX REVIEW

Table of Contents Issue 4 2024

Issue 4 2024

Table of Contents

Current Notes

  • The remittance basis of taxation: an overview - Charles Garavan
  • GloBE and compliance: ten observations - Grant Wardell-Johnson

Introduction to the Finance Act Notes

  • Finance Act 2024 and Finance (No.2 Act) 2024: an end and a beginning… - Sarah Squires

Finance Act 2024

  • Section 2 and Schedule 1: new regime for research and development carried out by companies: the Enhanced R&D Intensive Scheme (ERIS) - Benjamin Craig
  • Section 3 and Schedule 2: films, television programmes and video games produced by companies - Ceri Stoner
  • Section 8 and Schedule 7: real estate investment trusts - Adam Jobson
  • Section 9 and Schedule 8: tonnage tax—managers of ships; Section 10: increase in capital allowances limit for ship leasing - Matthew Hodkin and Sofia Casselbrant
  • Section 11: extension of EIS relief and VCT relief to shares issued before 6 April 2035 - Andrew Harper
  • Section 14 and Schedule 9: pensions—provision in connection with abolition of the lifetime allowance charge - Paul Brice
  • Section 16 and Schedule 10: the cash basis - David Massey
  • Section 17: PAYE regulations: special types of payer or payee—getting it right: do the IR35 offset rules work? - Alastair McQuater and Adam Chick
  • Section 19: growth market exemption: qualifying UK multilateral trading facilities etc. - Jemma Dick and Cameron Dwyer
  • Section 20 and Schedule 11: capital-raising arrangements etc. - Dominic Foulkes
  • Section 21: electricity generator levy: new investment exemption - Karolis Matikonis
  • Section 22 and Schedule 12: Pillar Two—ensuring consistency of Parts 3 and 4 of the Finance (No.2) Act 2023 with OECD rules etc. - Bezhan Salehy
  • Section 28: interpretation of VAT and excise law—where exactly does section 28 of the Finance Act 2024 leave post-Brexit VAT? - Etienne Wong
  • Sections 32–34: evasion, avoidance etc.: will the UK government’s latest measures targeting promoters of tax avoidance schemes and tax fraud be effective? - Adam Craggs

Finance (No.2) Act 2024 Notes

  • Section 5: high income child benefit charge; increase in thresholds - Glen Loutzenhiser
  • Section 7: abolition of multiple dwellings relief for SDLT - John Shallcross
  • Sections 8–10: miscellaneous SDLT measures - John Shallcross
  • Sections 14 and 15: additional relief for low-budget films with specified UK connection - Ceri Stoner
  • Section 19: energy security investment mechanism - Karolis Matikonis
  • Section 22: transfer of assets abroad - Dom Rothbarth and Kunal Vyas

Book Reviews

  • The Oxford Handbook of International Tax Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2023), by Florian Hasse and Georg Kofler (eds) - Maria Kendrick
  • Dispute Resolution under Tax Treaties and Beyond (Amsterdam: IBFD, 2023), by Guglielmo Maisto (ed.) - Qiang (John) Cai
  • Building Global International Tax Law-Essays in Honour of Guglielmo Maisto (Amsterdam: IBFD, 2022), by Pasquale Pistone (ed.) - Christiana HJI Panayi
  • The OECD’s Global Minimum Tax and its Implementation in the EU—A Legal Analysis of Pillar Two in the Light of Tax Treaty and EU Law (Alphen aan den Rijn: Kluwer, 2023), by Valentin Bendlinger - Christiana HJI Panayi

Case Notes

  • SC Adient Ltd & Co KG: (still no) procurement of a fixed establishment by a legally independent entity - Stefanie Geringer
  • SilverDoor Ltd v HMRC: revolutionary expansion or orthodox application of tests concerning the role of contract law in VAT and single/multiple supplies? - James Hurst and Fabian Barth
  • BlackRock, Kwik-Fit and JTI: developments in the unallowable purpose rule - Simon Skinner, Joseph Sheldrick and Laura Hodgson

Book Reviews

  • International Handbook on Clinical Tax Education (London: University of London Press, 2023), by Amy Lawton, Annette Morgan, David Massey and Donovan Castelyn (eds) - John McLaren
  • International Taxation of Trust Income (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019), by Mark Brabazon - Pablo Andrés Hernández González-Barreda

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