Zoe Thomas is a Contributor at The Times & Sunday Times. With over 20 years of experience in journalism, she focuses on topics such as Mobility as a Service (MaaS), public transportation, and campus life, particularly within the context of college and university environments. Zoe's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News, and Crain's Chicago Business.
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Zoe Thomas' coverage primarily focuses on technology, with a specific emphasis on tech companies and innovations. Her articles delve into topics such as wearable devices, AI, electric vehicles, and data privacy. Given her focus on local coverage in Australia (Queensland), she might be interested in pitches related to technology developments and trends within the region.
Considering Zoe's interest in citing data and press releases alongside event coverage, pitches providing access to exclusive or newly released data relevant to the technology landscape could capture her attention. Additionally, offering insights from experts within Queensland's tech industry or those with knowledge of how global tech trends are impacting the local market may resonate well with her interests.
Furthermore, incorporating elements related to health technologies or their intersection with other themes like entertainment and family & relationships could make for compelling pitch angles given Zoe’s diverse thematic coverage.
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By: Zoe Thomas
The UK’s hybrid mismatch rules are part of international efforts to tackle tax avoidance and ensure fair taxation across borders. These rules are especially relevant for groups with international operations, as they aim to prevent tax advantages arising from differences in how countries treat financial instruments and entities.
By: Zoe Thomas, Sue Leonard
From four-day weeks to fully remote working, jobs are changing fast. But one thing still holds true: happy staff make for booming businesses
In this update we highlight key developments in corporate tax, focusing on what matters in practice for businesses, where we are seeing HMRC activity and where policy change or case law have an impact. Our aim is to provide a concise, practical overview to help you stay up to date and identify areas where you may want to take action.
By: Zoe Thomas
HMRC and Public Accounts Committee reports: trust, certainty and compliance
In this update we highlight key developments in corporate tax, focusing on what matters in practice for businesses, where we are seeing HMRC activity and where policy change or case law may have an impact. Our aim is to provide a concise, practical overview to help you stay up to date and identify areas where you may want to take action.
Our corporate tax update focuses on the developments that matter most to businesses, including HMRC activity, policy changes and recent case law. We explain what they mean in practice and where businesses may need to take action.
Our corporate tax update focuses on the developments that matter most to businesses, including HMRC activity, policy changes and recent case law. We explain what they mean in practice and where businesses may need to take action.
St Andrews is ranked No 1 while Imperial College London beats Oxford and Cambridge to earn our University of the Year award
By: Katherine Fidler, Zoe Thomas
But, its president says, the competition to attract intellectually curious minds is global
Our corporate tax update focuses on the developments that matter most to businesses, including HMRC activity, policy changes and recent case law. We explain what they mean in practice and where businesses may need to take action.
