Leading experts from A&M's North America Investigations & Compliance practice attended the American Bar Association's 2023 Institute on White Collar Crime earlier this month. Read our team's five critical takeaways from this year's event.

U.K. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has cancelled plans to make sovereign wealth funds pay corporation tax on property and commercial enterprise.

Senior Director in A&M Insurance, Asset & Wealth Management practice, Nneka Orji writes on the importance of moving towards equity within the wealth management industry.

A&M Director Robert Lamb has been quoted by City A.M. in their article 'Budget: Can Jeremy Hunt’s R&D tax plans stop Britain becoming an ‘innovation wasteland’?'.

The UK Spring Budget 2023 particularly focused on areas relating to the workforce and measures intended to reduce inflation.

In this three-part blog series, Andrew Lindquist, a partner from GoGlobal, and Yvette Chan, A&M Managing Director and Asia M&A Tax Practice Leader discuss the ‘Great Carve-Out Comeback’ of 2023 and its implications for talent management.

Following the disruption of the last couple of years, 2023 has seen a return to more steady working practices as markets are able to put the pandemic and the havoc it created into the rear-view mirror. 

On 8 March 2023, the Dutch Ministry of Finance launched a publication consultation that runs until 5 April 2023 to amend to the Dutch tax entity classification rules for funds for joint account (fondsen voor gemene rekening) and to abolish the Dutch REIT regime. In this publication, our experts elaborate on the mechanics and transitional rules included in the consultation and what to consider looking ahead.

Years of talk about Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) are finally translating into billions of dollars of business action.

Managing Director David Tuch, from A&M's Executive Compensation Services practice, has been quoted in this article by the Financial Times

Erin Brookes, Managing Director and Head of Retail & Consumer, Europe discusses how grocers are finding new ways to cut costs in the current challenging environment in this Retail Week article.

The recent First Tier Tribunal (“FTT”) decision in the case of Paradise Wildlife Park Limited v HMRC [2023] TC08729, agreed with HMRC that construction services received by a charity, The Zoological Society of Hertfordshire (“ZSH”) in the course of building its lion enclosure, outside “World of Dinosaurs” exhibition and “Dino Store” did not qualify for zero rating.