Recruiting 5,000 new HMRC compliance officers just first step in fixing UK’s tax system, says Blick Rothenberg
With just over three weeks until the Budget, the Government’s plan to recruit 5,000 new HMRC compliance officers has been welcomed by leading audit, tax, and business advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. However, the firm warns that this recruitment effort is only
Conservative Leadership Odds: Who Could Be the Next UK Successor in 2025?
The Conservative Party of the UK is searching for the next potential successor as the 2025 UK election gets a date of May 01, 2025.The next UK elections are scheduled to happen on May 01, 2025. Conservative leadership has been
Could everything you have been told about Britain’s low productivity be wrong?
If you’ve been paying any attention to the news in recent years you will know that Britain has a productivity ‘problem’. August publications such as the Financial Times, and The Economist will tell you Britain’s ‘poor productivity’ is ‘holding us back’
West Ham chairman blames government tax crackdown for super-rich exodus ahead of budget
David Sullivan, chairman of West Ham United and one of Britain’s wealthiest individuals, has criticised the Government’s tightening of non-dom tax rules, blaming the changes for driving the super-rich out of the country. Sullivan, who is the football club’s largest shareholder,
Euston turns off giant billboard after commuter backlash over missing passenger information
Euston railway station has switched off its giant advertising billboard after an outcry from commuters who criticised the replacement of vital passenger information screens. The decision comes after mass cancellations on Avanti West Coast trains left thousands of passengers frustrated and