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  • We must ditch unfair loopholes – and then cut tax overall

    November 19, 2012

    BRITAIN’S corporation tax system is broken. It is arbitrary, opaque, incomprehensible and unfair. At best, it is uncompetitive compared with other countries, such as Ireland; at worst it is a complete nightmare of complications and distorted incentives. Britain’s tax system is one of the worst things about the UK: It needs to be smashed up [...]

  • We must ditch unfair loopholes – and then cut tax overall

    November 18, 2012

    BRITAIN’S corporation tax system is broken. It is arbitrary, opaque, incomprehensible and unfair. At best, it is uncompetitive compared with other countries, such as Ireland; at worst it is a complete nightmare of complications and distorted incentives. Britain’s tax system is one of the worst things about the UK: It needs to be smashed up [...]

  • Taxing times for Britain’s start-ups

    November 18, 2012

    YOU’VE found your niche, you’ve written your business plan, you’ve arranged suitable financing. Surely that’s the hard part done? All that remains is the difficult work of growing your company, making your sales, and pleasing your customers. Unfortunately, it’s not true. Before a business is even registered, every entrepreneur becomes enmeshed in Britain’s complex, opaque, [...]

  • We need a new entrepreneurial revolution to rescue Britain

    November 15, 2012

    IT is all too easy to despair about everything that is wrong with Britain. But one ray of light is our slow-burning, yet increasingly profound shift towards becoming a more entrepreneurial society. Britain counts 4.8m private firms, 99.9 per cent of which are small to medium-sized businesses (SMEs). Most are micro businesses. The rise of [...]

  • Taxman to pay out billions to multinationals

    November 14, 2012

    PROMINENT UK-based multinational firms are on the cusp of receiving enormous payouts from the Treasury after a European court yesterday ruled in their favour on a landmark tax case. Lawyers now say the total bill owed by the government could reach billions of pounds, depending on how many applications follow the decision. In a test [...]

  • HMRC crackdown raises £21bn as companies feel the pressure

    November 11, 2012

    HMRC’s total yield from investigations into tax avoidance and evasion jumped by a third to £21bn in the year to March – the highest level on record, according to research published today by UHY Hacker Young. That compared with just £16bn the previous year, while in 2004-5 – the first tax year handled by the [...]

  • UK house prices fall in October

    November 6, 2012

    UK house prices fell 0.7 per cent in October, Halifax said today. On an annual basis, property values fell 1.7 per cent. In the three months to October, prices were 1.2 per cent lower than in the previous quarter, the fifth successive decline, Halifax said. Martin Ellis, housing economist at the lender, today said: “The [...]

  • Osborne pledges joint action over corporate tax avoidance

    November 5, 2012

    GEORGE Osborne vowed to clamp down on corporate tax avoidance yesterday, calling for “concerted international co-operation to strengthen international standards for corporate tax regimes”. The chancellor’s statement, delivered in tandem with German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble at a G20 meeting in Mexico yesterday, came as officials from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) were grilled by [...]

  • Public Accounts Committee set to grill HMRC bosses at hearing

    November 4, 2012

    THE PUBLIC Accounts Committee today opens a probe into tax receipts, with top HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) officials to be grilled ahead of the committee questioning Starbucks and Google. Lin Homer, the chief executive of HMRC, will face the committee this afternoon, as will other members of the department. HMRC faced criticism over the [...]

  • HMRC taken to European court over ebook VAT

    October 28, 2012

    THE GOVERNMENT may be forced to scrap VAT on ebooks if a legal challenge from a London law firm is successful. Berwin Leighton Paisner (BLP), acting on behalf of an unnamed client, is challenging HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) over its decision to charge the standard 20 per cent rate of VAT on ebooks while [...]

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