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Redundancy payments a 'heavy burden' on business

04.07.11
Employers have paid out £13.4 billion in redundancy payments in the past three years, averaging £9,362 per worker in the last 12 months, according to a new report shows... more

Taxman's £81.5 million rebate for Virgin Media

07.06.11
Broadband and pay-TV giant Virgin Media is celebrating an £81.5 million VAT refund from HM Revenue & Customs... more

City Spy: Football's coming home... to HMRC

26.05.11
City Spy hears that the tax authorities at HM Revenue & Customs are planning to take "Big Football" to court in the autumn to try to smash the special rule that football clubs have when one of their number goes bankrupt... more

Festivals still sweet music for Ingenious Media

19.05.11
Music festival-goers are still spending despite feeling the pinch, says Patrick McKenna's Ingenious Media... more

Taxman out to get his teeth into evasion by restaurants

12.05.11
From the humble Brick Lane curry house to the swankiest celebrity haunts, London restaurants beware: the taxman is coming for you... more

Up in smoke: Four and a half million cigarettes burned to power Britain

25.02.11
More than four million cigarettes seized from a suspected smuggler at a British ferry port have been burned to fuel the National Grid, HM Revenue and Customs said ... more

Ad agencies hit out at back-tax claims on leaflets

11.02.11
Advertising agencies accuse HM Revenue & Customs of retrospectively imposing "financially crippling" VAT claims on some firms who send marketing leaflets through the post... more

Taxman to write off £1.5bn in unpaid duty

23.09.10
Up to £1.5 billion in unpaid tax is not being pursued by HM Revenue & Customs as ministers seek to quell public anger over the proposed clawback... more

Now taxman wants to take your money before you can even bank it

17.09.10
HM Revenue & Customs risked fresh public anger today with a 'radical' plan to deduct tax directly from workers' pay packets... more

The most respectable tax revolt on the airwaves

09.09.10
It was the mouse that roared - there was one instant rallying cry for the taxpayer... more

These blunders by the Revenue are a disgrace

08.09.10
The tax fiasco at HM Revenue and Customs which means 1.4 million PAYE workers will receive demands to repay tax for an average of £1,400 — with others in line for a significantly smaller tax rebate — is bad enough in itself but turns out not to be the whole story... more

Sexing up the climate figures spells disaster

01.09.10
A globalised world needs a globalised nightmare — and in climate change, we have just such a spectre... more

Insolvency rules fail to defend small creditors, says OFT

24.06.10
Corporate insolvency rules need “far-reaching reforms” with creditors at a disadvantage in more than a third of cases, the Office of Fair Trading says... more

Portsmouth agree on deal to exit administration

17.06.10
Portsmouth's creditors have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a deal which should see the club exit administration... more

Chester wound up

10.03.10
The club were wound up at a High Court hearing in London, while Cardiff City and Southend have been given deadlines to settle their own claims... more

Portsmouth seek to delay winding-up order

08.02.10
Portsmouth chief executive Peter Storrie admits the club's best hope for Wednesday's court date with HM Revenue & Customs is to delay the winding-up order... more

Crisis Notts County hopeful of £2m lifeline

25.01.10
Notts County claim they are close to getting the £2million they need within 48 hours to survive... more

Southend given more time to sort out money problems

04.11.09
Southend have been granted a stay of execution in the High Court after they vowed to clear their £2.135 million tax debt by Friday... more

Southend face going into administration

27.10.09
Southend have avoided the winding-up order they were due to face but could fall into administration next week... more

Treasury faces huge payout after HSBC's tax case victory

01.10.09
Accountants said the cash-strapped Treasury could have to pay back potentially billions of pounds in overpaid taxes after the Government conceded defeat tonight in a crucial test case... more

Tax plan to probe customer records ‘could cost millions’

19.08.09
Business groups warned that a plan by HM Revenue & Customs to crack down on tax evasion by forcing businesses to provide information on customers could cost the UK “hundreds of millions of pounds a year” ... more

We’re being short-changed on service

09.06.09
If people needed any more confirmation that we live in an Orwellian world where words are frequently used to convey just the opposite of what they mean, consider the comments that resulted from a survey into the work of HM Revenue & Customs, conducted by accountancy body the ICAEW ... more

‘Name and shame’ plan under attack

23.04.09
The Government was accused of breaching taxpayer confidentiality after it announced a new clampdown on tax avoidance... more

Cheeky Girls partnership liquidated by court

11.02.09
The Cheeky Girls' business has been formally wound up at London's High Court... more

Employees face bills despite loss

05.11.08
Workers are facing a tax bill despite nursing losses on stocks they bought under share option schemes... more


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