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Floating offshore wind: buoyant times ahead
Floating offshore wind is predicted to play a critical role in long-term global decarbonisation efforts in the next decade. Globally, there is extensive competition as market participants move to take up strategic positions and seek to capture market shar...
A wake-up call for UK offshore wind
The absence of offshore wind from the results of the UK’s latest auction for renewable generation under the contracts for difference (CfD) support scheme is a wake-up call for policy-makers. A combination of UK-specific challenges and macro-economic...
The Winds of Change: Option fees for offshore projects
In February, the Crown Estate announced the successful bidders of its much anticipated Offshore Wind Leasing Round 4, the first auction round since 2010. These results – and, most particularly, the option fees bidders were willing to pay &ndash...
Offshore Decommissioning Liability: "Hotel California" and cross-contamination risks
This briefing contains our observations on offshore decommissioning liability, including “Hotel California” risk for sellers and cross-contamination issues for buyers....
The new income tax charge on offshore receipts in respect of intangibles
Article by Steve Edge and Dominic Robertson on the conversion of the proposed extension of withholding tax on royalties paid to tax havens into a direct income tax charge...
Delivering Net Zero - The Winds of Change
Is the Floating Offshore Wind Market set to take off?
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BLOG: Autumn Statement 2023: ORIP out - UTPR in
As trailed on X (previously Twitter), the Chancellor delivered the Autumn Statement on 22 November 2023 with “110 different measures to grow the British economy”. I admit that I have not counted the measures to verify this, but the list of tax...
The ORIP rules: intangible property held in the Crown Dependencies
It may be tempting to think that, following the renegotiation of the double tax treaties (DTTs) between the UK and the Crown Dependencies (Guernsey, the Isle of Man and Jersey), entities resident in one of them would fall outside the scope of the UK&...
Tax and the City briefing for November 2018
Mike Lane and Zoe Andrews examine the new hybrid capital instrument regime and the legislative change to combat ‘offshore looping’. They also look at the decisions in GDF Suez Teesside and Volkswagen Financial Services
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Tax and the City briefing for August 2018
Mike Lane and Zoe Andrews consider the decisions in Hastings (“offshore looping”); Minera Las Bambas (tax “payable” for indemnity purposes); DPAS (VAT exemption); and Wildbird (constituent parts of a loan relationship)
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