Tax credit compensation nears Â£1m
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The Inland Revenue pays out nearly Â£1m compensation to people who have suffered because of tax credit errors or delays.
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An article last Sunday in the special Your Taxes report about tips for preparing a tax return referred incompletely to the limit on claims for refundable alternative minimum tax credits resulting from the exercise of incentive stock options. While it is $5,000 under one calculation method, some taxpayers may claim more than that under a second method if their income is not too high.
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Each Northern Ireland household seriously damaged as a result of Tuesday's flooding is to get Â£1,000.
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Government figures for the number of foreign nationals working in the UK since 1997 have increased from 800,000 to 1.1 million.
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Bounty should go to a good home, says report The UK is missing out on more than Â£1bn in lost taxes and the creation of over 13,000 new high-paying jobs over four years if we all took software piracy more seriously, according to a new report.â¦
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Embattled Russian oil giant Yukos was ordered to pay over â¬1.1bn in fines and penalties today as part of a â¬3.31bn back-tax claim for 2001.
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The Government will give Â£1.7bn to London Underground to cover the failure of private maintenance firm Metronet.
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Households have paid Â£1,500 more in cumulative council tax rises since Labour took office, Tories say.
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Married couples could receive a Â£20-a-week tax break under plans Conservatives will consider today.
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Michael Cherkasky, the newly appointed chief executive of Marsh &amp; McLennan Cos., can pick up as much as $1.95 million annually under the terms of his pay package
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The US Department of Labor announced Wednesday that it had reached a $1.9 million settlement with a contractor for Target Corp. after finding that the contractor had not paid overtime
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Employees' savings are on average Â£51,000 short of the sum needed to fund a comfortable retirement, a report says.
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The auditor was the vice president of a company that received more than $1.2 million in payments.
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Media & professional: Â· Threshold for full grant moved up to Â£25,000  Â· Student loan 'repayment holidays' proposed
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Taxpayers who endure excessive expense or drain on their time when the I.R.S. mishandles a case should receive payments of up to $1,000 each, the National Taxpayer Advocate told Congress.
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About 1,000 people a day are calling the Financial Ombudsman to complain about penalty charges levied by banks.
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Â· Sector must prove it has public benefits Â· Â£100m a year in tax breaks at stake in new guidance