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Economía y empresa

Economía y empresa

06/12/2023
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Noticias

04/09/2024

11/07/2024

Tax News: July 2024

In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling share thoughts on the IFS publication “The government’s record on tax 2010-24” and HMRC’s estimate of the tax gap for the tax year 2022/23 in the context of Labour’s general election victory. They also discuss the Court of Appeal’s decisions in JTI on the unallowable purpose rule in the loan relationships regime and Altrad Services on an attempt to create a “magical” uplift in qualifying expenditure for capital allowances, and the Upper Tribunal’s decision in Watts on a gilt strip scheme. The podcast further touches on wealth taxes, the US Supreme Court decision in Moore and the Australian Full Federal Court decision in PepsiCo (as a follow-on from our special podcast series on international tax disputes), updates from the OECD and the EU’s FASTER proposal on withholding taxes.

11/07/2024

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23 min
23/11/2023

FCA Consumer Duty: Reflections and Projections in November 2023

Phase 1 Complete; Phase 2 to come! In this podcast, we reflect on the lessons learned from Phase 1 of consumer duty implementation, and the challenges that face firms for closed books ahead of 31 July 2024. This episode sets out a general market-wide overview; we will separately be launching follow up discussions deep diving into specific issues that consumer duty poses for banking, insurance and asset management sectors.

23/11/2023

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25 min
14/03/2024

Tax News: March 2024

In this podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling share thoughts on the Spring Budget and the following recent cases: the Court of Appeal’s decision in Clipperton on a dividend replacement scheme, and the First-tier Tribunal’s decisions in Keighley, Stolkin and Mahmood, focussing respectively on the meaning of “control”, the question whether a company was trading following the appropriation to trading stock of land purchased as an investment, and whether a transaction was void because of a mistake as to its tax consequences. The podcast also covers recent changes to HMRC’s guidance in respect of the salaried members rules and stamp taxes on shares as well as the call for evidence on the tax administration framework. Zoe and Tanja further touch on challenges to DAC6 and FATCA, the UN’s work on a framework convention on tax cooperation and other international tax news.

14/03/2024

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23 min
10/10/2024

Tax News: October 2024

In this podcast, tax associate Alex Sim joins Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling to discuss the Upper Tribunal’s decision in Muller on the interaction of certain provisions in the intangible fixed assets regime with the rules on the taxation of partnerships. Zoe and Tanja also discuss the CJEU’s decisions in the Apple and UK CFC rules State aid cases, the Supreme Court’s decision in Professional Game Match Officials Limited on employment status and the stamp duty land tax case Brindleyplace in which the First-tier Tribunal employed purposive construction in favour of the taxpayer.

10/10/2024

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22 min
21/07/2022

Algorithms and Competition Law

In this podcast, Competition Partner, Jordan Ellison and Senior PSL Annalisa Tosdevin discuss the competition law considerations arising from the use of algorithms. They consider some of the concerns around algorithms, the extent to which these concerns are really a competition law issue and how competition regulators might get involved. They finish with some practical takeaways for clients who use AI and algorithms in their business.

21/07/2022

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21 min
12/12/2024

Part 2: ESG in the year of the election

Harry Hecht and Moira Thompson Oliver, joined by Michael Arnold, Partner at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP, reflect on the evolving ESG landscape following recent elections in the US, UK, and EU. They explore whether ESG policy has become clearer or more opaque, given the varying political contexts. The discussion highlights the persistent transatlantic divergence in ESG priorities, with the US showing signs of potential pullback, while the EU and UK maintain stronger momentum, albeit with certain challenges. The conversation delves into critical developments shaping the ESG agenda, including the EU elections and then Draghi Report's potential to spur innovation and competitiveness, the implications of US federal and state policy divergence post-election, and how the EU 'Omnibus' instrument might simplify disclosure requirements and rein in over-reporting. They also offer insights on how companies can effectively respond to these trends.

12/12/2024

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35 min
12/12/2024

Tax News - U.S. tax policy post-election

In this special episode of our Tax News podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling asked Arvind Ravichandran, Tax Partner at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP, what U.S. tax policy may look like during a second Trump Administration. During the episode, we cover: The significance of the Republican Party achieving a “trifecta” in the November 2024 elections. How tax legislation can be passed by simple majority vote through the Budget Reconciliation process. What policy proposals could be on the table and how you can look out for clues as the incoming Administration’s policies develop. Listen to the podcast to learn more about what might happen next on U.S. tax policy.

12/12/2024

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38 min
23/05/2024

What to do about the EU AI Act?

What to do about the EU AI Act? Partners Laura Houston and Jordan Ellison explore the EU AI Act, discussing what it covers, how to approach compliance and what lessons we can take from implementing other new legislation from the EU’s Digital package, including the Digital Markets Act.

23/05/2024

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22 min
02/01/2024

Tax News Highlights: December 2023

In this podcast, Zoe Andrews, Tanja Velling and Nele Dhondt discuss the CJEU decision in the Engie State aid case, the Advocate General's opinion in the Apple State aid case, the UK Supreme Court's decisions in Skatteforvaltningen and in Fisher on the transfer of assets abroad regime. The podcast also covers the UN Resolution on a framework convention on international tax cooperation and the OECD’s Tax Certainty Day and MAP statistics.

02/01/2024

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22 min
10/12/2024

Tax News - U.S. tax policy post-election

In this special episode of our Tax News podcast, Zoe Andrews and Tanja Velling asked Arvind Ravichandran, Tax Partner at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP, what U.S. tax policy may look like during a second Trump Administration. During the episode, we cover: The significance of the Republican Party achieving a “trifecta” in the November 2024 elections. How tax legislation can be passed by simple majority vote through the Budget Reconciliation process. What policy proposals could be on the table and how you can look out for clues as the incoming Administration’s policies develop. Listen to the podcast to learn more about what might happen next on U.S. tax policy.

10/12/2024

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38 min

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Algorithms and Competition Law

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Tax News - U.S. tax policy post-election

What to do about the EU AI Act?

Tax News Highlights: December 2023

Tax News - U.S. tax policy post-election

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