Alistair Darling and the Treasury have opportunistically used economic uncertainty to avoid providing sufficient detail about how they plan to cut the UK's £178 billion deficit.
Pre-Budget Report 2009
The most popular questions in Friday’s Q & A on the Pre-Budget Report were on the subject of the VAT rate increa
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The changes to the pensions tax legislation announced on Wednesday 9 December were far from transparent, and because announcements concerning both the anti forestalling legislation and the new (as
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Despite concerted lobbying from the UK tourist sector, PBR 09 confirms the abolition of all tax benefits applying to the Furnished Holiday letting (FHL) sector, which has operated as a deemed trade
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Consultant practice editor Mark Lee offers a detailed breakdown of HMRC’s latest document explaining how the tax gap is being handled.
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If you believe the chancellor’s Pre-Budget Report, we’re in a strong position to halve the staggering £178bn of public debt over the next four years.
Frank Haskew, head of tax and Clive Lewis, head of enterprise at the ICAEW explain why the chancellor’s report didn’t go far enough to address the deficit.
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This year’s Pre-Budget Report has done little to tackle the UK’s spiralling public debt, while increasing tax complexity for higher earners, according to the UK200Group, an association of UK ac
Senior accounting officers can learn how the changes in this year's Pre-Budget Report will affect their companies in a live web chat with Stephen Herring and Tony Spillet, tax partners from BDO
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