PwC’s Brexit monitor
The referendum result on Brexit has not only led to economic and political uncertainty within the UK, but also on mainland Europe. The final impact of Brexit is yet unknown, but will certainly weigh down on our economy, business activity and financial markets. You may find the following PwC Brexit Monitor on the subject matter interesting.
Brexit: Financial Services Tax outlook
On Thursday 23 June 2016, a historic referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU was held, with the ‘Leave’ result announced the following day. The aftermath now requires careful consideration of the potential short and medium term scenarios the UK government could take in the following months and years and the potential effects each
Brexit – Keep up to date on what’s next for FS
The UK’s decision to leave the EU will have far reaching implications for the financial services sector. As the detailed political and legal issues are worked out over the coming months there is a wealth of complexity to be considered and navigated. Please join us on Friday 1 July at 9.30am when our experts will be discussing
UK’s EU Referendum vote: PwC webcast – Friday, June 24
This week, the UK will vote to either leave or remain in the European Union (also known as “Brexit”). Regardless of the outcome of the UK’s EU referendum, there will be consequences for the European economy and business in general. To ensure our clients understand these issues, PwC will host a webcast examining the issues,
UK states that OECD agrees on substantial activity level required to benefit from preferential IP regimes
The Governments of Germany and the United Kingdom (UK) have, on 11 November 2014, shown their commitment to ensuring that the G20/OECD Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) project is successfully concluded by the end of 2015. As such, they have issued a joint statement on 11 November, so as to take forward the pending
