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Pundits savoured talk of ‘steady performance’ but sales figures leave bad smell
Settle over use of lower tax overseas or face probe, taxman tells targeted companies
Taxes will have to rise, but a politically palatable source of extra revenue is hard to find
MPs force rethink on disguised remuneration schemes used by thousands of contractors
January 31 deadline looms for filing self-assessment online
Number of schemes open to investment down by 17 per cent over year
More than 5m still need to complete their returns before January 31 deadline
Politicians have made bodges and choices that now weigh on attempts to raise revenue
Millions of UK citizens receive incorrect information about how to pay their tax bills
Levies add up to more than 50% of profits, says lobby group
Two ex-deputy governors say tax cuts may be needed in future as rate setting can only do so much
We can expect more stealth charges on wealth like the new probate fees
Lords’ committee issues scathing report against the tax authority
‘I do not think that now is the time to pass on cuts to the richest in society’
I want to pass on part of a legacy after paying off personal debts
Lords committee sees threat to rule of law and calls for review of Revenue’s powers
Sports Direct chief tells MPs mainstream high street is ‘already dead’
Pensions, tax, IHT and Brexit — the key topics that emerged from our reader survey
Procedure being used to shed tax bills and pensions liabilities
Some people could be forced to pay two bills dating back to 1999
Some 1.2m businesses must use new online filing system, but only 40% are aware of it
Lower receipts follow move by manufacturers to cut sugar levels in drinks
Court of Appeal ruling could save thousands of free-to-use cash machines
She is unhappy he left most of his money to the children of his marriage
Group also says it does not expect to pay about $1bn extra in UK
