In 2017 the OECD asked a group (made up of the UK and Italian tax authorities) to look at how countries could ensure that income from the...

Imagine a windowless room in Brussels where hordes of junior lawyers sit and quietly (but clearly) dictate statements into a microphone. ...

A recent ICAEW report looks at how the digital revolution continues to impact tax administration by comparing the approaches of 12...

In the digital age that we live in, the historic workings of the UK courts and lack of public education relating to dispute resolution...

Upon becoming a mother, I discovered a whole new world (aka fell into the rabbit hole) of mummy bloggers and vloggers who are happy to...

Healthcare continues to be a major focus for AI research and investment, from detecting and diagnosing disease to formulating new...

The "marketing intangibles" proposal has emerged from the OECD's public consultation discussions as the most likely of the OECD's...

On 12 March 2019, EU governments dropped plans to introduce an EU-wide digital tax. Despite months of talks, the Member States failed to...

You won't be alone if you haven't managed to keep up with the panoply of recent reports, recommendations, and proposals for reform...

A team of our data privacy experts have collaborated with leading Wall Street firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore to produce a highly topical...

Last week, the French finance minister introduced a bill for a 3% levy on the turnover of digital services companies with revenues of...

The Government’s latest annual cyber health check gives a mixed report of how the UK’s leading companies are prioritising and managing...

I have just returned from a trip to Hong Kong, working closely with our lawyers and clients to explore ways in which we can continue to...

A picture speaks a thousand words, that much is well-known.  What might be slightly harder to discern is exactly which words are being...

At Slaughter and May we are celebrating International Women’s Day 2019 via an exhibition that celebrates the centenary of the Sex...

The French finance minister has brought forward legislation to introduce (retrospectively from 1 January) a 3% digital services tax to be...