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Britain's fall back into recession will drag on until June at the earliest and condemn the country to another lost year, economists have warned.
Advisers and analysts have begun to react to surprise GDP figures released this morning showing the Uk economy has slipped back into a technical recession.
The government is increasing the pressure on HMRC to crack down on tax evasion by upping its revenue targets.
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As governor Mervyn King approaches the end of his tenure, speculation is mounting over who will take the hot seat at the Bank of England when he steps down.
The Chancellor has expressed his "shock" that some of the country's wealthiest people are able to organise their finances so they pay "virtually no" income tax.
Millions of people will be affected by tax and benefit changes coming into force on Friday – changes Labour has labelled a “tax bombshell”.
The Get Britain Building measures in the Budget will make a difference says David Finlay, intermediary managing director for Barclays
Chancellor George Osborne should merge the incoming Financial Policy Committee (FPC) with the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to create a “single super-committee”, it has been proposed.
Up to five million workers will pay the higher rate of income tax following changes in the Budget, analysis from the Institute of Fiscal Studies has found.
Whether we like it or not, we are part of a financial services sector that is still currently much reviled.
The fallout from George Osborne's third Budget continues today, with the Chancellor accused of a tax "raid" on pensioners after ending age-related allowances for the over-65s.
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In what was possibly the most-leaked Budget in history, Osborne today confirmed a number of expected measures, including a cut in the top rate of income tax and an additional 7% Stamp Duty tier.
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