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Most deprived areas excluded from National Insurance holiday scheme
Start-ups in many of the most deprived areas of the UK will be excluded from a new scheme whereby new businesses will be exempt from employer national insurance contributions (NICs) in their first year, says UHY Hacker Young.
Read MoreHMRC says almost one in five businesses have considered relocating abroad
Research undertaken for HMRC shows that nearly one in five (18%)* large businesses have considered relocating part or all of their business abroad for tax reasons says Roy Maugham, tax partner in our London office.
Read MoreTaxman takes £238 million too much from taxpayers via PAYE errors – up 148% in just one year
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) collected £238 million too much tax from taxpayers as a result of PAYE errors in 2009/10, up from £96 million in 2008/09 (a 148% increase) according to data obtained by our tax specialists.
Read MoreCall for Government to redress imbalance between green taxes and green tax breaks
The Coalition Government should redress the imbalance between the huge amount it collects in green taxes and the tiny fraction it gives back in green tax reliefs, according to our research.
Read MoreUHY Hacker Young launches China team
UHY Hacker Young has appointed Julie Wilson as audit partner to head up our new China team.
UHY International Business issue 21 - now available
Our global network has published the latest edition of UHY International Business, issue 21. This bi-annual publication features fresh insight, provided by our members, on the most current business challenges and key issues faced by companies and individuals around the world.
Read MoreTax on White Van Man quadruples in just two years
The amount of tax paid by drivers of company vans has quadrupled in just two years, according to statistics obtained by UHY Hacker Young.
Manchester to escape worst of public sector cuts compared to rest of North
Manchester ought to escape the worst impact of public sector cuts that threaten to blight the North of England, according to research conducted by us.
AIM delistings drop another 18% but still more than new listings
The number of companies delisting from AIM in Q2 2010 has dropped another 18% in the last quarter to 36* in Q2 2010, down from 44 in Q1 2010 reveals research from our Corporate Finance team.
Read MoreOur singing accountant sings the 'Significantly Accelerated Structural Deficit Reduction Plan Blues'
Steve Theaker, tax partner in our Abergavenny office, has been entertaining the masses with his snappily titled ditty the 'Significantly Accelerated Structural Deficit Reduction Plan Blues'.
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