Thursday, 16 April 2009
VAT flat rate scheme
This scheme is designed to reduce the cost of complying with VAT obligations by simplifying the way small businesses calculate their VAT...[more]
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- Reduce your utility costs
- Business reaction to the Budget
- Individual savings accounts
- Extension of trading loss carry back for businesses
- Small businesses ‘to get Budget help’ on credit risk
- Capital allowances
- Comprehensive Budget Coverage
- Tax charter fails to meet needs of taxpayers
- Call for SME asset finance tax support
- VAT cut has ‘boosted’ spending
- Small business lending needs greater ‘scrutiny’
- Small businesses ‘to get Budget help’ on credit risk
- Business group urges automatic rates relief
- Temporary savings deposits may get more protection
- Minimum wage should be ‘frozen’ to save jobs
- VAT flat rate scheme
- Business concerned by regulatory budgets decision
- Raising finance for your business
- Tax breaks 'needed' to boost business investment
- Action required to enable firms to retain staff
- No progress in EU working time opt-out talks
- Make the most of staff appraisals
- Essential record keeping
- Government announces simplified business support s...
- Major overhaul proposed for rules on parental leave
- Business and personal tax changes introduced
- New business regulations come into effect
- Fuel tax increase ups the cost of petrol
- Business rates rise to be staggered over three years
- National Insurance planning
- Measuring employee effectiveness
- EU discussions begin on UK working time opt-out
- Budget must 'address' small business confidence
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