28-06-2010
The chancellor confirmed in his budget on 22nd June, that the main rate of corporation tax will go down from 28% to 24% over four years, coming down by 1% each year.
The small companies’ rate will follow a similar path to reach 20%. |
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28-06-2010
The legislation proposed by the previous government to axe the Furnished Holiday Letting tax breaks was held back and not included in the Finance Act 2010 passed in April, as part of a pre-election deal between the parties.
The new Chancellor announed in his budget on 22nd June 2010 that these proposals would now be shelved. |
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13-06-2010
Accountancy Age reports that the Treasury’s commercial secretary has suggested corporation tax cuts promised by the coalition government will be spread over the five-year term of the current parliament. |
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08-06-2010
Accountancy Age reported tax chiefs at the CIoT calling for a panel of Lords and MPs to be established so discrepancies in tax legislation can be avoided. |
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16-05-2010
David Cameron promised a new budget within 50 days of taking office. |
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11-05-2010
Accountancy Age reports on information given under the freedom of information act to Syscap which shows HMRC taking a hard line on "Time to Pay" arrangements. |
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23-04-2010
The Times reports strong economic growth expected for the UK for next year and 2012 |
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13-04-2010
Accountancy Age reported on the new insolvency legislsation due 6th April 2010 stating that these will "drag the laws surrounding insolvency kicking and screaming into the 21st century". |
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28-03-2010
The Chancellor of the Exchequer presented his Budget to Parliament on Wednesday 24th March 2010. |
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21-03-2010
The government has been backing various apprenticeship schemes in an attempt to stimulate employment.
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