George Osborne floats plan to cut UK corporation tax to 15pc
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George Osborne is planning to cut corporation tax to less than 15pc as part of a plan to give Britain a post-Brexit vote boost.
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George Osborne is planning to cut corporation tax to less than 15pc as part of a plan to give Britain a post-Brexit vote boost.
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The UK’s membership of the European Union is the biggest unknown of the year, affecting everything from politics to financial markets. But how can you tell which way the referendum will go? Here are the three things you should be looking out for: How do people say they’ll vote?
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Self-employed contractors will pay an additional £2,000 in tax for an £80,000 contract under new dividend tax rules introduced in last week’s Budget.
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UK Prime Minister David Cameron has been urged to clamp down on tax havens that fall under British sovereignty. In a letter to world leaders, 300 economists said that there is no justification for tax havens and that action should be taken against them.
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British MPs have warned that a new mis-selling scandal could be brewing in the UK's financial industry following the introduction of the pension freedoms last year.
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One highly practical reason for using a blockchain-type solution was voiced by IBM's Jerry Cuomo during a Consensus 2016 panel about how companies are embracing the technology.
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David Cameron faced sustained attacks from Labour and the SNP over the staffing levels of the UK's tax watchdog during Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs), as the fallout from the explosive Panama Papers leak continues.
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The latest budget from UK chancellor George Osborne spelled bad news for landlords, with various tax changes coming into force from 6 April designed to undermine the booming buy-to-let market.
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With the aim to achieve a greater gender balance in workplaces and promote the appointment of women in senior roles in the finance industry, the UK government is urging companies to sign up to a voluntary charter, which comprises proposals to further the cause.
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The Bank of England has decided to keep the UK central interest rate unchanged at 0.5%. The policy makers decided to keep borrowing costs at a record low.
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