Will the government listen?

Article Abstract:

Experts believe that the UK government needs to make a concerted effort to reduce the administrative burden of the country's tax system, reported at Pounds Sterling 5.1 billion in March 2006. Policymakers must listen to their colleagues both within the Revenue and from the profession and use the information available to make a meaningful impact on the tax system for the benefit of the wider business community.

Tax Law, Public Finance Activities, Tax Administration, Evaluation, Tax administration and procedure

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What SMEs want from Darling

Article Abstract:

Small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the U.K. want chancellor Alistair Darling to create a clearer, more stable tax system that addresses their specific needs.

Taxation, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Small and medium sized companies, Chancellors (Government), Darling, Alistair

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The tricky bits

Article Abstract:

The implementation of the working tax credit and child tax credit on Apr 6, 2003, in the UK is discussed.

Employment tax credit, Tax credits, Child tax credit

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