If so inclined, the UK could improve its attractiveness as a potential insurance domicile without having to resort to eye-catching cuts in the headline rate of corporation tax.
That was the expert view presented to senior London market figures attending The Insurance Insider London 100 tax working group meeting held in late March in association with Ernst & Young.
Delegates bemoaned the general lack of fiscal competitiveness and the often unhelpful attitude of the UK tax authorities, as well as...
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