10/03/2022
With the appointment of heads of sustainability and technology to the Swiss Executive Group, a wider talent base and a strong first quarter, Deloitte Switzerland is well equipped to achieve double-digit growth in the current financial year.
09/29/2022
Set against this backdrop, Ireland's Budget 2023 was presented as a "Cost of Living Budget" to support individuals, families and businesses to deal with rising prices.
09/28/2022
With new Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng cutting taxes left, right and centre, here’s what it could mean for investors.
09/28/2022
Prior to Friday's Budget, nearly 80% of wealthy individuals said in a survey that they were paying the right amount or not enough tax.
09/27/2022
Recent research we conducted suggested 49% had expected to be able to save less over the next few months and the price cap will hopefully help more people to balance the books.
09/26/2022
Labour says ‘Tory procurement racket’ results in ‘billions of taxpayers’ money handed to offshore cronies’
09/26/2022
The Prime Minister and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng defended their controversial raft of tax cuts amid accusations they mainly benefit the rich.
09/26/2022
The UK government’s package of tax cuts and regulatory reforms spurred 5-year gilts to slide by the most in at least 3 decades on Friday after its release.
09/26/2022
t will affect around 1% of the population and will be a temporary measure, such as those on the energy companies and banks.
09/23/2022
Spain's Andalucía province has announced the immediate abolition of its wealth tax for residents and second homeowners in the region.
09/23/2022
Remains at 19%
09/23/2022
The amount of Income Tax paid by UK taxpayers has almost doubled in the last 20 years
09/22/2022
Under UK law, inheritance tax is paid at 40 per cent on assets valued above a certain threshold.
09/22/2022
There are already a number of benefits of the UK tax system
09/21/2022
‘Race to the bottom’ on tax on company profits has failed to boost economic growth, says IPPR
09/20/2022
Tang will lead a delegation of MEPs to Dublin this week to speak with senior civil servants on Ireland’s tax regime.
09/19/2022
A disruptive impact on Irish families
09/19/2022
In the Sippchoice decision, the Upper Tribunal decided that a transfer of non-cash assets made in satisfaction of pre-existing money debts were not ‘contributions paid’ into a pension.
09/14/2022
The UK has seen prices rise since May last year
09/09/2022
Company facing multibillion-dollar legal claims in Germany and the UK