Welcome to Issue 31 of Tax Refresher!
As global tax policy continues to evolve at a rapid pace, staying ahead of the curve is more critical than ever for large corporate and international businesses.
In this edition, we bring together the latest developments shaping the tax landscape, from major international agreements to practical guidance on compliance, ESG and emerging technologies.
- G7 and US Reach Global Minimum Tax Deal – A landmark step in Pillar 2 developments and what it means for multinationals
- OECD and G20 Tax Policy Signals – The next steps in the global tax reform agenda
- Ask the Expert – Explore how businesses can stay compliant in a fast-moving global environment
- Safe Harbour Rules – What UK multinationals need to know under Pillar 2
- VAT Relief for Exports – What exporters need to know post-Brexit
- Turning Compliance into Opportunity – How businesses are reframing their tax strategy
- UK–US Trade Agreement Update – Latest developments and implications
- Employment Rights Bill – What employers should prepare for now
- AI in the Workplace – The tax and compliance implications of integrating artificial intelligence
- Post-Brexit VAT Pitfalls – How to avoid unexpected import VAT costs
- Tax and ESG – Highlights from our latest roundtable discussion
Baker Tilly International Spotlight:
In our latest Baker Tilly International feature, we dive into tactical tips on taxing tips and overtime under the OBBBA.
For any questions or tailored advice, feel free to reach out to our tax experts: Chris Danes, Chris Denning, and Alison Horner.
Stay informed, stay compliant, and stay ahead with Tax Refresher.
Major Pillar 2 development: G7 and US reach agreement on global minimum tax
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Tax with Chris Danes
More insights
The hidden risks of using an employer of record: Immigration and tax compliance in focus
From compliance to opportunity: Trade insights from UK industry leaders
Employment Rights Bill: Latest developments as of June 2025 (UK)
The hidden VAT trap in post-Brexit imports: Why non-ownership of goods could cost your business thousands
VAT relief for exports – a cautionary tale
UK-US Trade Agreement Update
Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace: Its role within your organisation and the importance of a clear policy
Tax and ESG Roundtable: From Compliance to Strategic Value
Tactical tips on taxing tips (and overtime)
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Get in touch
As ever, if there are any points you wish to discuss further from this issue, please get in touch with either Alison Horner, Chris Denning or Chris Danes from our Corporate Tax team.
