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Tax relief of up to 78% will be available for investments in new small companies under the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS).

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One of George Osborne’s early decisions as Chancellor was that there would be no more Pre-Budget Reports. Instead, the tradition of the Autumn Statement was to be reintroduced, allowing the Chancell

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Taxpayers can avoid a penalty for filing a tax return late if they have a ‘reasonable excuse’. But HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has come under fire for giving taxpayers guidance on what this means

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After two Budgets and three Finance Acts in 2010, the 2011 Budget looked as if it might be a relatively mundane affair. In the event, it was anything but. George Osborne revealed a ‘Budget for growt

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You could be affected by the Government’s latest plans to reduce the amount of tax relief available to individuals on contributions to pension schemes.

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On behalf of HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), Royal Mail is delivering millions of Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax calculations (form P800) to taxpayers.

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The new Chancellor delivered the promised post-election pain.

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George Osborne described his first Budget as ‘the unavoidable Budget’ in which spending cuts outweighed tax increases by a ratio of 77% spending cuts to 23% tax increases. The capital gains tax ch

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Read the Tayler Bradshaw 'Money Matters' Summer 2010 newsletter. Packed full of useful information.

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We now have a coalition government between the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties,which is expected to adopt tax policies from both constituent parties. The coalition agreementstatement contain

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With the country likely to go to the polls on 6 May, Mr Darling's third Budget was predictably as much a political exercise as a conventional set of announcements...

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Read the Tayler Bradshaw 'Money Matters' Spring 2010 newsletter. Packed full of useful information.

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Download our New Year Tax Planning Resolutions

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In his last Pre-Budget Report before the general election, Alistair Darling tried to balance competing requirements...

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