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Pension auto-enrolment delayed for small firms
Tough economic climate will give small firms longer to comply with the new pension auto-enrolment rules.
Tough economic climate will give small firms longer to comply with the new pension auto-enrolment rules.
Osborne urged to consider tax cuts in upcoming Budget
The Chancellor George Osborne is being urged to consider further cuts to corporation tax in a bid to boost economic growth.
The Chancellor George Osborne is being urged to consider further cuts to corporation tax in a bid to boost economic growth.
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Tax and business news for February 2012
February tax tips and advice - Designed to keep you one step ahead of the revenue. Includes: PAYE late penalties, Confessing to tax fraud, Key tax dates and our regular Q & A section.
February tax tips and advice - Designed to keep you one step ahead of the revenue. Includes: PAYE late penalties, Confessing to tax fraud, Key tax dates and our regular Q & A section.
Government ‘must do more’ to boost small business job creation
Some of the UK’s leading business groups are urging the Government to take action to help small businesses to create job opportunities, as recent research suggests that firms are looking to shed further positions.
Some of the UK’s leading business groups are urging the Government to take action to help small businesses to create job opportunities, as recent research suggests that firms are looking to shed further positions.
Government launches multi-million pound retirement campaign
The Government has launched a multi-million pound media campaign to encourage individuals to save more for their retirement.
The Government has launched a multi-million pound media campaign to encourage individuals to save more for their retirement.
Revenue issues crackdown on post-cessation trade relief
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has introduced new legislation to block a scheme involving post-cessation trade relief, with immediate effect.
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has introduced new legislation to block a scheme involving post-cessation trade relief, with immediate effect.
Taxpayers warned over fake rebate emails as deadline looms
Taxpayers are being urged not to respond to a series of new tax rebate ‘phishing’ emails being sent by fraudsters, ahead of the 31 January Self Assessment Tax Return deadline.
Taxpayers are being urged not to respond to a series of new tax rebate ‘phishing’ emails being sent by fraudsters, ahead of the 31 January Self Assessment Tax Return deadline.


