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Businesses that have been campaigning against the rise in VAT have won a reprieve from the Treasury, which has delayed the implementation by six hours. By Harry Wallop, Consumer Affairs Editor Pubs have won a crucial VAT...
our parliamentary correspondent, Accountancy Age , Monday 2 November 2009 at 15:40:00 Deloitte study suggests a “compelling case” for introduction of key taxes British tax havens without VAT and corporation tax regimes are...
• Levy equates to a 3% price rise on a home internet package • Minister says the tax will feature in this year's finance bill TalkTalk chief executive Charles Dunstone has attacked government plans for a £6-a-year broadband...
Large numbers of profitable private companies are planning to pay out bumper dividends to shareholders early to avoid next April's hike in income tax. The chairmen of three successful family businesses have told Your Business...
Tax-News.com: The British Crown Dependencies have welcomed the findings of the UK government's review of the dependencies, published on October 29, which recognizes their economic benefit to the United Kingdom, and efforts to...
More than 50,000 kids living abroad are getting child benefit from Britain, the Treasury has revealed. And it is claimed the payments could be costing taxpayers around £24million. Treasury minister Stephen Timms told the...
Even tax havens such as Bermuda, Jersey and the British Virgin Islands are more open than the City The Treasury has hit back at claims that London is one of the most secretive and underhand financial centres in the world,...
Oct 30 2009 by Mike Blackburn, Evening Gazette A POPULAR horticultural project in Stockton that works with disabled and disadvantaged people is appealing for help from the local community. The Shaw Trust, in Grangefield, works...
The government's Digital Britain industrial policy may fail to meet its original goal unless it changes the way it values broadband networks for business tax, a Computer Weekly investigation has revealed. Most network operators...
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's overseas financial havens should bump up taxes to wean their economies off credit crunch hit banking, insurance and funds services, a government commissioned report said on Thursday.
