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UK car prices rise 9% in just a year as import costs bite for manufacturers
The cost of a new car in the UK has risen by 9% in just the last year, our research shows.
The monthly cost of leasing a basket of some of the most popular car models in the UK rose from an average of £232 in February 2017 to £253 in February 2018*.
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Profits at Top 100 UK restaurant groups fall 64% in just the past year as pain continues for casual dining sector
The total pre-tax profits at the UK’s Top 100 restaurant groups have fallen 64% in the past year to £125 million from £345 million, our research shows.
This comes in the wake of several recent high-profile examples of restaurants chains being forced to restructure or to undertake large scale closures…
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UK faces tax burden 76% higher than major emerging economies
The UK has a tax burden of 38% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), 76% higher than the average rate for the major emerging BRIC economies (21.8%), our research shows.
The UK government’s tax take is also 36 percent higher than the global average (28.2%) in the study and was ranked 7th in the study.
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Our tax solutions – how we can support you
Our highly experienced team of tax advisory specialists work with our clients on a daily basis to provide the right tax solutions tailored to suit their needs. We have set out our key service offerings, covering all areas of international and corporate tax, VAT, private client and trust tax and financial planning.
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2018 academies benchmarking report
We have produced our sixth benchmarking report for academies, covering academies across England and Wales. It is developed to summarise the current academy sector trends and to allow you to benchmark the performance of your school against others.
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Film investments and crippling tax bills
So called ‘Tax Avoidance Schemes’ and ‘Premier League footballers’ have once again made press headlines following reports that 129 top level players are facing enormous tax bills due to their investments in film schemes in the early 2000’s. But is the demonising fair?