Frazier & Deeter (‘’FD’’ or ‘’We’’ or ‘’our’’) had submitted our response to the OECD Public Consultation Document on Pillar One – Amount A: Draft Model Rules (‘’Rules’’) for Nexus and Revenue Sourcing 4 February 2022 – 18 February 2022 (“Consultation Document”) ...
HMRC brings in more certainty on UK Transfer Pricing Documentation requirements through responses to Public Consultation Process In March 2021 HMRC conducted a public consultation which sought views and ideas for improving and updating UK transfer pricing...
Equity-based compensation is an extremely common element of compensation packages among start-up companies. Using equity in the company to attract and retain highly skilled employees is an excellent compensation strategy for an early-stage company, and equity is often...
Working with US investors can help fuel growth, but it can also be tricky in terms of understanding US tax regulations. Companies based outside the US will often be asked to make representations about their PFIC or CFC status when they are looking to take on a US...
Response to the Consultation Document on Transfer Pricing Documentation published 23 March, 2021. Frazier & Deeter UK LLP [‘’FD’’ or ‘’We’’] would like to submit our response with respect to the applicability of i) UK local file and ii) International Dealing...
The UK government recently issued a white paper aimed at restoring trust in audit and corporate governance. Pete Hine, Frazier & Deeter’s Lead Audit Partner in the UK, provides a perspective on the publication. In particular on ‘UK SoX’ and how Frazier &...
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