15 January 2013 The Retail Distribution Review comes into effect on 31 December and will change the way retail customers pay for financial advice. Financial advisers will no longer be…
15 january 2013 Lord Ashcroft, the former deputy Tory chairman, has attacked the Government’s plans to cap the tax relief on charitable donations as “profoundly un-Conservative”. The Tory donor, who…
15 January 2013 We can all expect to hear more about bailiffs in the next few months. The Ministry of Justice is planning to reform parts of the 700-year-old framework…
15 january 2013 The City grandee Sir Mark Moody-Stuart has joined the argument over the Government’s plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations. He warned the so-called charity tax…
15 january 2013 The London arm of Goldman Sachs paid only £4.1m in corporation tax to the Treasury last year despite making pre-tax profits of £1.92bn, annual accounts have revealed.…
15 january 2013 The Government is paying more than 2,000 senior public officials “off payroll”, allowing them to avoid thousands of pounds in tax, it emerged last night. Ministers ordered…
15 January 2013 Payday lending – short-term loans at sky-high interest rates – is now firmly in the dock. The Office of Fair Trading reckons there is widespread abuse going…
15 january 2013 The total cost of the Government’s decision to cap tax relief on charity donations could be £1.5bn a year, new research suggests. An analysis by the economic…
15 january 2013 Several major UK firms cut secret tax deals with Luxembourg authorities to avoid paying corporation tax in Britain, it will be alleged next week. An investigation by…
15 january 2013 The Government is to launch a crackdown on high-earning public sector workers who are able to avoid tax by being paid through private companies. The Treasury said…
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