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International Tax Bites explores concepts and issues in international taxation. Welcome to a new podcast series by Hassans Partner Grahame Jackson and Harriet Brown of Old Square Tax Chambers...Grahame and Harriet will discuss some of big concepts news and issues in International Taxation...Contact: internationaltaxbites@gmail.comLearn more about Grahame at https://www.gibraltarlaw.com/our-people/grahame-jackson/Learn more about Harriet at https://www.taxchambers.com/team/harriet-brown/
Grahame Jackson and Harriet Brown hosts International Tax Bites, a business show with 104 episodes published.
In this episode Harriet and Grahame complete their review of the 2025 revisions to the OECD Model Convention commentary on permanent establishments. This episode sees them discuss the changes to the Commentary around ext
In this episode Harriet and Grahame discuss the recent changes to the OECD Commentary on the Model Double Taxation Convention which expands the thinking around working from home and what constitutes a permanent establish
In this episode Harriet and Grahame discuss the recent ECHR case of Ferrieri and Bonnassisa in which taxpayers challenged the Italian regime for requesting confidential financial information from banks inside Italy. The
In this the fifth anniversary episode of #ITB, our presenters Harriet Brown and Grahame Jackson interview ex- Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng. They discuss Kwasi's life previous to politics, the formation of h
In this episode (in the absence of Harriet) Grahame discusses indirect taxation with Stephen Hodgson of the UK's Betting and Gaming Council. They talk through what an indirect tax is, discuss VAT, how it works and why it
In this episode Harriet and Grahame interview Sir Simon Clarke, who served as both Exchequer Secretary (with responsibility amongst other things for gaming duty and oil taxes) and Chief Secretary to the Treasury in the l
Harriet and Grahame recently spoke at the #GIBLDN25 Gibraltar Government Business Conference. Here we publish the audio of their talk. They focussed on the UK statutory residence test and the relocation options for a per
In this episode Harriet and Grahame meet Bill Dodwell, the ex-Tax Director of the Office of Tax Simplification, and now non-executive for HMRC. They discuss the OTS, its successes and failures, and whether it has left a
In this episode, Harriet and Grahame discuss the recent court case of Haworth in the English Court of Appeal which made important findings as to the law surrounding Place of Effective Management and Central Management an
In this episode Grahame fights off a terrible case of man flu to soldier on against all the odds and discuss the new side by side agreement between the G7 and the US. Harriet and Grahame scope out the possible ramificati
In this episode, Grahame and Harriet take a look at the reports "Tax Inspectors without Borders - Ten Years of Hands-on Assistance in Developing Countries". The full report can be seen here: https://www.undp.org/publicat
In this episode Harriet and Grahame discuss the recent OECD Report Taking Stock of Progress on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes. The report attempts to take stock of the successes and weaknesses
In the Spring Statement the Chancellor announced a consultation on reforming the rules around marketed tax avoidance schemes. In this two Part Bonus Episode Harriet and Grahame take a deep dive into the consultation docu
In the Spring Statement the Chancellor announced a consultation on reforming the rules around marketed tax avoidance schemes. In this two Part Bonus Episode Harriet and Grahame take a deep dive into the consultation docu
In this episode Harriet and Grahame discuss the interaction of Pillar 2 and the Country by Country Reporting regime. How does CbCR drive Pillar 2 and why is it a vital building block for the OECD's flagship anti-avoidanc
In this episode Harriet and Grahame review the concept of source, where does it come from, how do you determine the source of certain types of income and gains and then discuss how this foundational concept fits with Pil
In this episode Grahame and Harriet tackle the thorny issue of the role of the permanent establishment in Pillar 2. After a recap as to the use of permanents establishments in domestic and treaty law, and some pointless
In the second episode of their continuing look at Foundational Concepts and how they interact with Pillar 2, Harriet and Grahame think about the concept of Tax Residence and whether it has a place to play in Pillar 2.
In this episode (the first of a short series about foundational concepts and how they interact with Pillar 2) Harriet Brown and Grahame Jackson discuss the impact that Pillar 2 has on the concept of the tax base. Is the
Please note: this episode was recorded some time ago and hence some of the references to days and dates are off. In this episode Grahame and Harriet discuss the principles of State Aid and how they were applied in 2024's
Simon Clarke
former Cabinet Minister · Tory think tank Onward
1 appearance on this show
Rachel Reeves
Finance Minister / Chancellor of the Exchequer · Here Are the Headlines
1 appearance on this show
Dominic Sandbrook
co-host of The Rest is History · The Rest Is History
2 appearances on this show
Harriet Brown
Old Square Tax Chambers
6 appearances on this show
Grahame Jackson
Hassans
3 appearances on this show
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