Removing winter fuel subsidies for all but the poorest pensioners, is the first of many tough choices, the chancellor has warned
Sponsorships and appearance money at Paris 2024 could attract taxes
Tighter terms have been set out with some ‘olive branches’ to ease transition
Receipts driven higher by long-standing freeze to tax-free threshold and rising asset values
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Size of payment to be made by the telecoms company to HMRC still to be decided
Growth measures should not be sacrificed to plug ‘black hole’ in public finances
Treasury says tax will be applied to payments made from Monday on terms starting next year
Government launches plans affecting buyout industry and wealthy foreigners living in the UK
Conservatives say Labour is ‘scamming’ British people by paving the way for tax rises
Electrification of Rosebank field will be more ‘challenging’ under new government’s fiscal regime, says oil and gas chief
Lobby group’s warning comes as government lays ground for tough autumn Budget
Labour’s election pledges mean wealthy are likely to be hit
Planning permission has been requested for extensive works
Ex-chancellor Hunt claims Labour government is ‘softening us up for colossal U-turn’ on higher taxes
Founder of XTX Markets fails in challenge against HMRC treatment of deferred payment plan
A protracted game of chicken is under way over the ‘carried interest’ loophole
The problem is not that economic growth has been too narrow, but that it has barely happened at all
They are worried about the tax implications
Employers are failing to meet the eligibility criteria as third party ‘agents’ reap profits, experts warn
Labour estimates cutting tax perk will raise up to £1.5bn to fund state institutions
Demos report suggests ways for Labour government to make system fairer and generate more funds for public spending
From housing to pensions, those living on their own face an uphill struggle to get ahead
Further further adventures in VAT case law
Number of people taking advantage of regime grew to 74,000 — but reform is looming