by Rupert Saunders The VAT increase in the emergency Budget attracted all the headlines and is likely to provide auto retailers with operational headaches, but it is the changes to corporation...
Read moreThe emergency budget will result in the loss of up to 1.3m jobs across the economy over the next five years according to a private Treasury assessment of the planned spending cuts, the Guardian...
Read moreProperty owners were relieved that the Emergency Budget didn’t raise Capital Gains tax as far as they were expecting. Chancellor, George Osborne, raised the tax to 28% from 18% with immediate...
Read moreThe headline announcement in Tuesday’s Emergency Budget will see VAT raised to 20% from 4 January 2011, equating to £375 extra on the price of a £15,000 car. The 2.5% points rise is...
Read moreOn Tuesday, the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, will deliver his Emergency Budget. A rise in VAT to 20% is widely forecast. We will also learn the government’s decision on...
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