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Over the next few days and weeks there are lots of key milestones in the Brexit process, both in the negotiations themselves and in getting a deal through the UK and EU Parliaments. Anna Wallace and Michael Moore unravel the complexity and lay out the moments that matter as we get closer to 29 March 2019.
Welcome to the fourteenth PwC Total Tax Contribution annual survey of the 100 Group. This report presents the analysis of data received from 97 companies, displaying the TTC and wider economic contribution for 2018, along with the trend analysis over the fourteen years of the survey.
PwC's head of Brexit, Andrew Gray, comments on the delay to Parliament's meaningful vote
Last month, I was delighted to attend and support the annual Auto Retail Economic Forum in London. During the event, speakers including Ford of Britain chairman Andy Barratt and PwC chief economist John Hawksworth discussed the prospects for the car dealership industry in today’s uncertain environment.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have recently published Consultation Paper CP 18/29. This sets out a proposed ‘backstop’ authorisation regime for branches of EEA authorised firms which currently operate in the UK under ‘passported’ permissions. This regime would will apply if the UK and EU do not reach a deal and therefore agree the transition period.
Tax is no longer considered to be a private matter for companies, but is increasingly viewed as a measure of a company’s contribution to the communities in which it operates and as a reflection of a business’s broader values and purpose.
Discover the winners of the PwC Building Public Trust Awards, announced on 29 November 2018, and see why they won.
Celebrating purpose and impact in your sustainability reporting in our annual BPTA awards.
A Brexit deal has been agreed and we're clearer on what this means for transition. But what about after December 2020? Phil Brown explains what we know about our future relationship with the EU and why things are still not as certain as businesses would like.
Explore our Youth Employment Index to discover which OECD countries perform best in terms of youth employment, education and training.
Our experts discuss what a Brexit deal agreement in November means for the remainder of the Article 50 period, the transition and beyond. Is this the end to uncertainty? And what should businesses be doing now to be ready?
Andrew Gray comments on the final political declaration on the UK's departure from the EU
