Business 'shocked' by tax change
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Many in the business community are "shocked" by the speed of changes to capital gains tax, Trade Minister Lord Jones says.
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The government is set to unveil details of changes to capital gains tax (CGT), amid reports of concessions.
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A one-time corporate tax break could mean money in the bank for big multinationals.
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Some companies score profits by collecting tax breaks to move to certain states.
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Business & money: Â· Threat to move abroad if tax breaks are scrappedÂ· 'We are driving growth and efficiency in Britain'
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By The Baltimore Sun  Sep. 19--Balancing environmental and economic interests is seldom easy. But the possible effect of Maryland's so-called flush tax to worsen poorly managed growth demonstrates how complex this effort can become.
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Up to five million people in the UK may be paying the wrong income tax, the U.K. National Audit Office has warned.
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The settlement by Deutsche Bank is a major shift in how it is dealing with the legal woes surrounding its tax shelter work.
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Government condemns surprise strike action over pay as 'illegal'.
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Small biz is heard, but ignored UK business leaders met Chancellor Alistair Darling yesterday to detail their objections to his proposed changes to how capital gains tax is charged. Darling announced the end of taper relief for capital gains in his pre-Budget report two weeks ago.â¦
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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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The average cost of a council tax bill has nearly doubled since Labour came to power, a survey finds.
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People living in states without income taxes could see their federal income taxes fall by about &#36;500 if they itemize deductions under the corporate tax overhaul approved by Congress.
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Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling has Thursday announced changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) by introducing a lower rate for entrepreneurs.
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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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Entrepreneurs are considering selling firms because of uncertainty over capital gains tax, the CBI head says.
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