Westpac says paid correct tax, despite new IRD assessment
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Westpac says it believes it has already paid the correct tax on transactions which are the subject of an amended tax assessment by the Inland Revenue Department (IRD).
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Government financing triggers move but Treasury says Northern Rock has not been nationalised
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Business & money: US pension fund backs demands for changes Bank insists share price shows strategy is right
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The Royal Mail today said it was on course for recovery, revealing it was making Â£1m a day after having lost Â£1m a day two years ago.
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The pound was firm in the wake of Monday&#39;s hawkish speech by Bank of England governor Mervyn King.
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The Bank of England has decided that interest rates will stay the same despite a consumer slowdown. Your views?
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Telstra Corp said first quarter trading revenue was in line the previous two quarters as it announced details of a $750 million share buyback flagged more than a month ago.
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The chancellor Alistair Darling has been met with a barrage of criticism after he decided to delay announcing changes to capital gains tax (CGT).
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The Inland Revenue comes under fire after it sent letters to thousands of small business suggesting their tax returns may be incorrect.
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Australia&#39;s fourth largest bank, Westpac Banking Corp., announced Monday a 16.3 percent rise in net profit in fiscal 2004 and said it was confident of strong performance next year despite intensifying competition.
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The Treasury says its below-inflation public sector pay rises are fair, but unions threaten industrial action.
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Gordon Brown's golden rule of balancing public finances may still be broken after the latest borrowing figures proved contradictory,  analysts say.
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The company's latest earnings met analysts' estimates but uncertainty still lingers.
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HM Revenue and Customs denies another mistake with the tax credits system will cost it a further Â£500m.
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The Australian government has defended its big-spending election promises as opponents and some economists claimed its new commitments would push up the very interest rates it is promising to hold back.
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The Australian bank which owns the Irish bank targeted this week in the largest cash theft in British history has insured the year ends on a bad note after announcing it was covered by âself-insuranceâ.
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TONY EASTLEY: Labor&#39;s Health spokeswoman, Julia Gillard, is standing by the costings in Medicare Gold and says contrary to the Government&#39;s claims, the Opposition has submitted its policy to the departments of Treasury and Finance for scrutiny.