The key theme of the Chancellor’s Spring Budget 2017 in relation to taxation was the importance of having a fair, sustainable and competitive tax system. Introduction The ... Continue Reading
The Positives: It could have been worse The Negatives: It very soon will be The general consensus appears to be that this Budget was uneventful. But some ... Continue Reading
Reflections on the 2017 Spring Budget, from Grant Thornton There has been a focus recently on the different ways in which individuals can provide their ... Continue Reading
Dear Mr. Hammond, you had us at “This change will also allow for greater Parliamentary scrutiny of Budget measures ahead of their implementation.” If ... Continue Reading
LITRG has examined all of the Autumn Statement announcements, to see how they will affect those on low to modest incomes. Some of the key points are explored below. Introduction The ... Continue Reading
TWEd looks at yet another slug of bad legislation, coming your way soon... I recently joked with a fellow practitioner that I had developed a phobia of new tax ... Continue Reading
TW Ed has to face some uncomfortable truths in the 2016 Budget I am not particularly impressed by this Budget. Rather, I am particularly unimpressed. Regular sufferers ... Continue Reading
A review of the government's plans for business taxation over the next five years and beyond, by Heather Self and Eloise Walker of Pinsent Masons The Budget saw ... Continue Reading
LITRG finds that while some Budget measures help younger people and those in work, many add to the complexity of the tax system, which is not helpful. Introduction The ... Continue Reading
A summary of the 2016 Budget, from Grant Thornton Key Figures: Corporation Tax rate from 1 April 2016 ... Continue Reading
