Darling plays wait and see on HMRC disc loss
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No intelligence pointing to fraud - no intelligence at all The chancellor Alistair Darling today batted away MPs questions on how his department handled the loss of 25 million child benefit records by repeatedly deferring to a report not due for several months.â¦
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Alistair Darling admits he nationalised Northern Rock after failing to find a buyer
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Alistair Darling, the chancellor, yesterday beat an embarrassing retreat over his plans to introduce a single-rate capital gains tax regime by introducing special entrepreneur's relief aimed at small businesses
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SUFFERERS of the split-capital trust scandal are likely to be waiting until after Christmas for a compensation deal - thanks to an on-going legal dispute between two of the parties.
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Phantom sales lost to piracy? Get over it. It's time for the music labels to pull those master recordings out of storage and make some money. Commentary by Eliot Van Buskirk.
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Chancellor Alistair Darling has announced proposals to help sell the struggling bank to a private buyer.  Will the government's plan work?
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'Little chance for success' Victims of Government data loss are being encouraged to buy packs claiming to help them claim compensation. Thousands have paid out, but privacy lawyers have warned that success is very unlikely.â¦
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Business & money: Blow as Virgin Money finds it could have to wait months for authorisation to take depositors' cash
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And how Alistair Darling didn't exactly solve it Analysis Why the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling, had to propose altering capital gains tax (CGT) back in the autumn is pretty simple to explain. There was a certain amount of vociferous shouting (led by the Guardianistas, of course) that the sight of private equity barons paying less tax than their cleaners was a moral outrage that must be stopped. Few stopped to think that the very idea was itself absurd: a lower rate of tax, possibly, but they certainly weren't paying less tax either in total or as a portion of their total earnings. No matter, a band wagon was rolling and something must be done.â¦
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As the second employee of InfoSpace, Jean-Remy Facq saw the value of his stock inflate and then collapse. Now he's suing in federal court in Seattle for a &#36;4.5 million refund of 1999 federal income tax. He's just one of 200 tech workers who have hired Seattle tax lawyer/CPA Brian G. Isaacson in the hope his novel theories will help them slash old (and sometimes unpaid) tax bills from their exercise of stock options for shares that later tanked.
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Due to a systems error... A committee of MPs has said the government has received little of the compensation due from EDS for problems with tax credit IT.â¦
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Business & money: Loss of IT chief is only the latest setback in ambitious scheme to computerise records.
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'NO copy protection - respect the music' stamped on !K7 discs
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Cash'n'Carrion Final clearance at Â£9 inc VAT and P&amp;P
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Juniors kept in dark, then hung out to dry? Yes Minister HMRC restricted details of its security procedures to senior officials, it has emerged, just weeks after the department pilloried a junior official for loading the UKâs child benefit database onto CDs which were then lost.â¦
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Do you want better returns? Philip Durell shows you how to get them.
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The end of an excise tax means offers of a refund.