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Stephen Pevsner

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Stephen Pevsner is a tax partner and a member of the Corporate Department.

Stephen's practice focuses on UK and international M&A and private equity transactions, corporate reorganizations, and new business formations. Offering a broad range of corporate tax strategy experience, his clients include global corporations, investment banks, and private equity sponsors and investors.

In addition to his wealth of transactional knowledge he also has substantive experience advising on the formation of private investment funds and the establishment of investment management and advisory limited partnerships.

According to Chambers UK, Stephen is a notable practitioner in the corporate tax field, praised for "his ability to master the intricacies of tax law and understand the commercial aspects of the deal".

Stephen is a member of the BVCA Tax Committee and is a regular speaker at conferences and contributor to publications such as the Tax Journal and Tolley's.

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UK Budget – Some Key Changes

By Robert E. Gaut, Stephen Pevsner and Daniella Abel on Posted in UK Tax
The UK Budget took place on 29th October. The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, took the opportunity to make a series of targeted changes to the UK’s tax system, some of which had already been announced, but several of which were new and surprising. We have summarized here of the most eye-catching changes that will be of … Continue Reading

UK Tax Round Up: March 2018

By Robert E. Gaut, Stephen Pevsner and Catherine Sear on Posted in Corporate tax, International Taxation, UK Tax
Welcome to the March edition of the Proskauer UK Tax Round Up. As promised, the Spring Statement from the Chancellor focused on the economy and public finances without any major tax announcements. However, a few interesting consultation and position papers were published. We have summarised these below along with a handful of other developments since … Continue Reading

Major Changes Proposed to UK Tax Regime for Non-resident Investors in UK Commercial Property

By Robert E. Gaut and Stephen Pevsner on Posted in Real Estate, UK Tax
The UK Government has announced in today’s Budget (22 November) that it is launching a consultation on extending the scope of UK tax on real estate. Currently, non-UK residents who are investors in UK land and buildings are outside the scope of UK tax on gains on commercial property. They pay income tax on the … Continue Reading

Failure to Prevent the Facilitation of Tax Evasion: New United Kingdom Corporate Criminal Offence

By Robert E. Gaut, Stephen Pevsner and Catherine Sear on Posted in Compliance, UK Tax
Background As mentioned in our July 2017 edition of UK Tax Round Up, the UK has enacted a new corporate criminal offence of failing to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion. The law comes into effect on 30th September 2017, and businesses should ensure that they have considered its impact before then. A risk assessment … Continue Reading

BEPS Update: OECD Multilateral Instrument Signed

By Martin T. Hamilton, Stephen Pevsner and Kathleen R Semanski on Posted in Base Erosion and Profit Shifting, International Taxation
On June 7, 2017, ministers and high-level officials of 68 jurisdictions convened to formally sign the Multilateral Convention to Implement Tax Treaty Related Measures to Prevent Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS), originally published on November 24, 2016 (the “Multilateral Instrument,” or “MLI”). The Multilateral Instrument is the product of ongoing efforts by the Organisation … Continue Reading

UK Tax Round Up: May 2017

By Robert E. Gaut, Stephen Pevsner and Catherine Sear on Posted in UK Tax
The previous month has been dominated by politics, with an announcement of a snap general election leading to postponement of many proposals in draft legislation. This month’s edition of the UK Tax Round Up discusses how certain provisions of the draft legislation could be impacted by the election, among other issues.… Continue Reading
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