Outsourcing: tax

Tax is likely to be one of the main concerns for the corporate parties to any outsourcing arrangement. This practice note explains the tax issues that may arise both during the commercial and tax structuring of an outsourcing involving the UK and when the outsourcing is "up-and-running" and the outsourced services are being provided by the relevant service provider.

Peter Mendham and Anne Powell, Allen & Overy LLP

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