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New Book VI of the Civil Code

Dec 10, 2024 | kpmg.com | KPMG Law |YouTube. Opens |Patrick Geeraert

Home›Insights›New Book VI of the Civil CodeOn 1 January 2025, the new Book VI of the Civil Code will come into force. This new Book VI deals with rules on extra-contractual liability. With this new Book VI adopted by parliament earlier this year, an important new reform will enter into force. These provisions will have a significant impact in the daily life of every person and company.
Budget: The future of tax administration

Nov 6, 2024 | kpmg.com | Kevin Elliott |KPMG Law

New HMRC powers and modernisation proposalsNew HMRC powers and modernisation proposalsIn recent years tax administration, (broadly how HMRC collect revenue and make payments) has been the subject of a series of consultations. The challenge being how best to achieve modernisation while balancing the compliance burden on taxpayers with protecting the public purse. What does the Budget tell us about the future direction of travel on this?
HMRC late payment interest and effective tax dispute resolution

Jul 3, 2024 | kpmg.com | Lee M. Ellis |KPMG Law |YouTube. Opens

Though only one facet of tax disputes, late payment interest is often overlooked. But the increasing length of HMRC enquiries and tax appeals and the return to pre-global financial crisis interest rates have brought late payment interest into sharper focus. When should you think about it? What should you do about it? In most cases, late payment interest is automatically charged at the Bank of England base rate plus 2.5 percent.
Erase and Rewind: developments on estoppel and public law in the FTT

Jul 3, 2024 | kpmg.com | Lee M. Ellis |KPMG Law

In two recent decisions, the FTT has given guidance on how it will approach its public law and equitable jurisdictions in unfair cases In two recent decisions, the FTT has given guidance on how it will approach its public law KPMG in the UK › Insights › Erase and Rewind: developments on estoppel and public law in the FTT In two recent appeals, taxpayers have run public law and estoppel arguments to challenge HMRC’s decision to assess the taxpayer despite – and in the face of – a previously...
Legal transformation: The shock of the new

Jun 28, 2023 | cloc.org | KPMG Law

June 28, 2023 Legal transformation: The shock of the new By KPMG Law Page Reading Time: 3 minutes