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So what will the Budget 2012 mean for you?

 

When the chancellor stood up in March there had already been a flood of commentary on the Budget in the media. You will all have seen the headlines an... read more

 

Published: 13/04/2012

Don’t get mad, get even

 

Were you a winner or a loser from the Budget? In an austere society many of us were losers, and that might make you angry.   No one can predict the... read more

 

Published: 13/04/2012

Anti Avoidance - Catherine Vickery and Victoria Studley

 

Stamp Duty Land Tax The SDLT rate increases from 5% to 7% from 22 March 2012 for residential properties with consideration of more than two million p... read more

 

Published: 22/03/2012

Corporate Taxes – Isobel Savage

 

Corporation Tax As expected the small companies corporation tax rate for the next tax year is going to remain at 20% and for large companies will fal... read more

 

Published: 22/03/2012

Indirect Tax – Mark Peters

 

VAT Rates and Thresholds The VAT registration threshold has increased from £73,000 to £77,000, whilst the de-registration limit has increased from... read more

 

Published: 22/03/2012

Personal Taxation - Paul Pace, Sally Palmer and Andrew Wholey

 

Income Tax Rates The basic and higher rates of income tax for 2013/14 will remain at 20 per cent and 40 per cent respectively.  As reported in recen... read more

 

Published: 22/03/2012

Old Mill Budget Summary Introduction - March 2012

 

The very mixed newspaper headlines this morning suggest that the Chancellor’s budget has not particularly upset or pleased anyone. It is pretty stan... read more

 

Published: 22/03/2012

Old Mill Budget Summary - March 2012

 

The very mixed newspaper headlines this morning suggest that the Chancellor’s budget has not particularly upset or pleased anyone. It is pretty stan... read more

 

Published: 22/03/2012

Bank of England keeps interest rates at record low

 

The Bank of England kept interest rates at 0.5% last week, and marks the 3rd year that they have been at this level. Whilst those with a mortgage may ... read more

 

Published: 12/03/2012

Pensions…again!

 

A lot of media coverage in 2011 was given to the debate around changes to public sector pension entitlements. We look at why there needs to be change ... read more

 

Published: 15/02/2012

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