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IFS urges Chancellor to raise taxes in upcoming Budget
UK public spending to top £1 trillion a year, predicts think tank
Chancellor states IR35 enforcement will not be 'heavy handed'
Government to name and shame minimum wage offenders
Government pledges additional financial support for flooding victims
UK fast becoming cashless, says report
NAO finds tax reliefs cost UK £155 billion per year
Low take-up of TFC linked to poor understanding of scheme
Small landlords exiting buy-to-let market
Rishi Sunak appointed as new Chancellor
Flat growth 'should be a warning to government' ahead of Budget, states FSB
HMRC carries out fewer dawn raids
CBI publishes Budget wishlist
HMRC announces off-payroll changes will not be applied retrospectively
Finance Minister for Scotland outlines tax plans in Scottish Budget
Budget 'must address skills shortages' to boost UK growth, says BCC
UK business confidence bounces back in January
Over 950,000 taxpayers miss self assessment deadline
Company insolvencies increase to highest level since 2013

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27 Feb 2020

IFS urges Chancellor to raise taxes in upcoming Budget

The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has urged Chancellor Rishi Sunak to use the forthcoming Budget to raise taxes.

26 Feb 2020

UK public spending to top £1 trillion a year, predicts think tank

Government spending will increase to over £1 trillion a year by 2023/24, the Resolution Foundation has predicted.

25 Feb 2020

Chancellor states IR35 enforcement will not be 'heavy handed'

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has promised that penalties for IR35 breaches will not be 'heavy handed' during the first year of the implementation of off-payroll rules to the private sector.

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IFS urges Chancellor to raise taxes in upcoming Budget

UK public spending to top £1 trillion a year, predicts think tank

Chancellor states IR35 enforcement will not be 'heavy handed'