Cameron to avoid tax giveaway
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At his first conference speech David Cameron is expected to resist calls for more detailed policies.
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Tory leader David Cameron uses a Scottish conference speech to stop the fallout from a critical internal memo.
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The UK is in danger of being less competitive because of its complex tax regime, Ernst & Young warns.
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Prime Minister Paul Martin says Canadians won&#39;t get a tax cut until he makes good on his election promises, even if the feds are swimming in a whopping $8.9-billion surplus this year.
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The government will not back down on controversial changes to capital gains tax when it unveils its plans.
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Oliver Letwin is to set out the case for lower taxation at the Conservative conference in Bournemouth.
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Conservatives will announce plans to cut corporation tax next year, shadow chancellor says
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The key to a holiday season without added pounds could be planning ahead to avoid the holiday temptations.
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David Cameron will use the Tory's annual conference in Bournemouth to hit back at claims he lacks substance.
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Chancellor insists prime minister resists move to drop free market clause.
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Could be open season for fraudsters Gordon Brown has been warned that plans to simplify VAT rules will severely impair the European Union's ongoing battle against tax fraud.â¦
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Huge private equity profits should not be subject to tax breaks, the shadow chancellor says.
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Oliver Letwin sets out the Conservatives' plans on tax as the party's conference gets under way in Bournemouth.
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Tory leader to back imposition of VAT on aviation fuel on domestic flights and new airline passenger tax linked to carbon efficiency of flight.
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Despite signs of a poor Christmas for British retailers, the Bank of England will likely refrain on Thursday from cutting interest rates from the current level of 4.75 percent, analysts said.
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Chancellor expected to make small concession by introducing a lower rate for entrepreneurs
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GORDON BROWN will insist this week that he will meet his fiscal rules without extra taxes or spending cuts. In a pre-budget report on Thursday that will focus on the long-term challenges for the UK economy