The Company is governed by a Board of Directors which has overall responsibility for ensuring compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and disclosure requirements. Responsibility for the oversight of tax risk management and tax governance rests with the Board and is supported by appropriate internal control frameworks.
Tax risks are identified, assessed, and managed on an ongoing basis using internal tax knowledge and experience, supplemented where appropriate by external professional advisers. Changes in the Company’s commercial activities and business operations are reviewed by the Finance function to assess potential tax implications. Any material tax risks identified are reviewed by the Finance Director and escalated to the Board of Directors for consideration and approval where necessary.
Where tax risks or matters have implications beyond the UK, these are communicated to Q&J Automotive Netherlands B.V. in Netherland and to Chery Automobile Co., Ltd in China for further review and assessment.
The Company maintains processes to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of its tax reporting, including regular internal reviews and independent external reviews undertaken by appropriately qualified professional advisers.
The Company’s approach to taxation is aligned with its ethical standards and core values.