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Mini-Budget: some big wins for business, but growth scepticism
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- 23 Sep 2022
Businesses welcome the cancellation of the Corporation Tax increase and measures to increase investment, but have doubts about the overall impact on economic growth.
Mini-budget: tax changes in full
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- 23 Sep 2022
The Chancellor took some big swings when it came to tax in his mini-Budget.
Mini-Budget: bold but risky moves in bid to boost growth
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- 23 Sep 2022
With a statement that was all about tax cuts, incentives and simplification, the Chancellor is taking a big gamble on accelerating growth
NIC reversal leaves little time for employers and software developers, says ICAEW
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- 23 Sep 2022
ICAEW’s Tax Faculty illuminates the practicalities behind reversing the 1.25 percentage point rise in national insurance contributions.
Interest rate rise ‘pushes us towards recession’
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- 22 Sep 2022
The speed of inflation is putting the economy in a precarious position, says ICAEW’s Economics Director.
ICAEW: Whole of Government Accounts of “critical importance”
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- 22 Sep 2022
Delays in publishing the Whole of Government Accounts make it even more difficult for the government to have a clear understanding of the UK’s fiscal position as it embarks on major tax and spending changes that will reshape the public finances.
Business energy support fails to cheer hospitality
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- 22 Sep 2022
Government energy support measures do little to quash concerns about the impact of rising fuel prices on the viability of thousands of pubs
Chart of the week: UK public debt
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- 22 Sep 2022
We take a look at what makes up UK public debt and who it is owed to, before the Chancellor borrows hundreds of billions more in his emergency fiscal event.
How do we fill the hole in our labour market?
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- 21 Sep 2022
We’ve left the EU and dealt with a pandemic. How has this affected the labour market, and what can be done about it?
Leases on government balance sheet a drop in the ocean
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- 21 Sep 2022
Public sector net debt on track to exceed £2.5trn by the end of the financial year, as £21bn of central government leases are brought onto the public sector balance sheet in August.
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