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Finance Act 2014—the impact on the financial sector

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Published on: 02 September 2014
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  • Original news
  • What are the key developments in the finance sector as a result of FA 2014 receiving Royal Assent?
  • Are there any changes in the provisions since the draft bill was published?
  • Why were these changes made?
  • Did the changes achieve their purpose?
  • How does this impact your clients and how will you be advising them?

Article summary

Tax analysis: How could the Finance Act 2014 (FA 2014) affect the financial sector? Angela Foyle, partner in BDO’s corporate tax team, specialising in financial services, explains the key changes and whether or not they will achieve their objective.

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