Mar 8, 2010
Algirdas Semeta, Taxation Commissioner of the EU, has stated that he wishes to see a carbon tax instated across the entirety of the European Union, and will lead a review to make it happen.
The widely debated topic of Carbon Taxation has once again been brought up with the revelation that the European Commission (EC) will [...]
Algirdas Semeta, Taxation Commissioner of the EU, has stated that he wishes to see a carbon tax instated across the entirety of the European Union, and will lead a review to make it happen.
The widely debated topic of Carbon Taxation has once again been brought up with the revelation that the European Commission (EC) will soon lead an inquiry about a possible EU-wide implementation of such a measure. In a statement made by Emer Traynor, spokeswoman for Algirdas Semeta, revision of the ... Read More
Mar 2, 2010
The Government of Isle of Man, a self-governing British Crown dependency, has begun public consultation on the potential tax changes which could be implemented on the island nation.
As reported earlier, at the Budget reading held on February 16th, Allan Bell, Isle of Man Treasury Minister, stated that the jurisdiction would hold an investigation into possible [...]
The Government of Isle of Man, a self-governing British Crown dependency, has begun public consultation on the potential tax changes which could be implemented on the island nation.
As reported earlier, at the Budget reading held on February 16th, Allan Bell, Isle of Man Treasury Minister, stated that the jurisdiction would hold an investigation into possible changes to its current tax regime in order to address issues raised by previous discussions held with the EU and its member states, particularly the UK. The ... Read More
Feb 17, 2010
According to a report released by the Northern Ireland Economic Reform Group (NIERG), reducing Northern Ireland’s corporate tax rate to 12.5 percent could create 90 000 new jobs within two decades.
The NIERG has claimed that the Northern Ireland Government’s current tax rate of 28 percent , and scheme of awarding grants to businesses, [...]
According to a report released by the Northern Ireland Economic Reform Group (NIERG), reducing Northern Ireland’s corporate tax rate to 12.5 percent could create 90 000 new jobs within two decades.
The NIERG has claimed that the Northern Ireland Government’s current tax rate of 28 percent , and scheme of awarding grants to businesses, is not sustainable, and needs to be changed soon in order to spurn the nation’s economic development. Projections within the report show that reducing the corporate tax ... Read More
Feb 3, 2010
The number of UK nationals who filed their Self Assessment (SA) tax returns online in 2009 reached a record high, according to the HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).
The HMRC reported on February 1st that 6 429 899 individuals had filed their SA returns online before the January 31st deadline. The figure represents approximately three quarters [...]
The number of UK nationals who filed their Self Assessment (SA) tax returns online in 2009 reached a record high, according to the HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).
The HMRC reported on February 1st that 6 429 899 individuals had filed their SA returns online before the January 31st deadline. The figure represents approximately three quarters of submitted returns and marks a 12 percent improvement over the previous year, where only 5 759 006 individuals made timely online submissions. According to the HMRC ... Read More
