HMRC gains only £14.4m in extra tax from insolvencies since regaining preferential creditor status
HMRC has collected an additional £14.4 million in tax from insolvencies over two tax years up to 2023 since it regained its
HMRC has collected an additional £14.4 million in tax from insolvencies over two tax years up to 2023 since it regained its
Figures released this morning by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) reveal that inheritance tax receipts reached £2.1 billion from April to June
Economic mythology said governments must regulate markets to prevent monopolies. In reality, it is the government regulation itself that creates monopolies, which
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PermaGroup, originally a felt roof company started in 1999, has evolved into a significant player in the construction and DIY markets under
More than half a million individuals are now paying up to 60 per cent in income tax on the top portion of
China posted a record trade surplus of $99 billion last month, the highest in over two decades, as it continued to drive
Rachel Reeves has underscored the advantages of trading with China, indicating that the UK government is unlikely to implement punitive tariffs on
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