Think Tanks Say UK Corporate Tax Hike Would Be Self-Defeating
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Proposals by UK opposition party Labour to increase corporation tax would reduce investment from multinational companies, two think tanks have said.
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Proposals by UK opposition party Labour to increase corporation tax would reduce investment from multinational companies, two think tanks have said.
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The European Court of Justice has ruled in favor of the taxpayer in a case concerning the value-added tax treatment of certain catering and entertainment services provided by a UK college as part of the higher education courses it provided.
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Scotland should devolve council tax and business rates to local authorities, campaigners say.
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It is all about European supervision and defending European jobs, says Manfred Weber.
All euro-denominated financial businesses should be moved out of London and into the European Union after the UK exits from the bloc, a top EU lawmaker said on Tuesday (4 April).
Speaking at a news conference in Strasbourg, Manfred Weber, the head of the conservative grouping, the European People…
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New UK property and trading income allowances of GBP1,000 (USD1,246) each, which were announced in Budget 2016, came into effect on April 6.
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The Chartered Institute of Taxation has issued a reminder to landlords that UK tax reliefs will begin to be reined in from April.
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The UK is considering bringing certain non-resident companies within the scope of corporation tax where they have existing UK taxable income and/or gains from the disposal of certain UK residential property interests.
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UK Chancellor Philip Hammond has backtracked on plans to increase National Insurance (social security) contributions for self-employed people.
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The UK is to increase the lifetime investment limit for social enterprises to benefit from tax relief to GBP1.5m (USD1.82m) from the current three-year rolling limit of EUR344,000 (USD368,000).
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The UK Government should clarify to what extent UK value-added tax rules will change post-Brexit and allocate resources to support businesses during the transition, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has said.
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