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Thought Leadership

Food For Thought: Helping Food Companies Navigate a Seismic Shift
February 5, 2021
As the pandemic raged in early 2020, the unprecedented surge in demand initially buoyed the performance of most food companies. Nine months later, as the economic crisis continues to impact families, there have been significant “sticky” shifts in consumer spending, preferences and eating behaviors.
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A&M Customer Demand Scenario Planning
February 5, 2021
A&M’s Commercial Operations team have been working with our clients to prepare them for the re-emergence from lockdown. With our Customer Demand Scenarios approach, we have helped clients map their likely customer demand, understand their competitive landscape, and focus on the reset of levers that place them in a more advantaged position as markets re-emerge.
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CFC Rule Reserved in Final Interest Regs Creates Predicament
February 2, 2021
The reently finalized business interest deduction regulations unexpectedly reserved on a favorable rule for U.S. shareholders of controlled foreign corporations, presenting a quandary for taxpayers looking to apply the rules.
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A&M Scotland Asset Manager Briefing Note: Volume 9
January 28, 2021
Our January briefing note will cover a variety of topics including: introduction to Linda Cameron, Manager at A&M Taxand; updated HM Revenue and Customs (“HMRC”) guidance: Disguised Investment Management Fee (“DIMF”) and Carried Interest Rules; and a reminder of the self-assessment tax filing deadline on 31st January 2021.; and an overview of HM Treasury’s (“HMT”) Call for input: Review of the UK funds regime.
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Reward and Employment Tax actions for year end and 21/22
January 28, 2021
In the final article in our short series of Reward and Employment Tax articles for the end of the 2020 year and heading towards the U.K. 21/22 tax year, we thought it would be useful to summarise some of the recent changes and actions to be taken.