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Taxpayers and companies who deliberately evade taxes in the United Kingdom face having their name, address and details of their evasion made public after new legislation was put into force today.
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) will be able to publish...
UK Minister for Digital Britain Stephen Timms is to say that the computer games industry is key to the future economic success of Scotland and will continue to support jobs and innovation in Dundee.
Abertay university is at the center of the successful...
U.K. Treasury Minister Stephen Timms has called offshore tax evasion “morally unacceptable” as HM Revenue and Customs’ announced that some 10,000 people had notified their intention to disclose previously undeclared offshore income and...
Firms which cause nuisance and distress to U.K. consumers through silent and abandoned calls could face fines of up to £2 million under new Government proposals. The current maximum penalty stands at £50,000.
Silent calls are generated when call centers...
The UK’s digital infrastructure is set to be boosted by the roll-out of next generation wireless broadband services and enhanced 3G coverage to as much as 90% of the country.
The Government has launched a consultation setting out its intention to implement...
In 2008/09 over £100m of support has been provided for the production of over 170 UK films. Since its introduction in 2007 film tax relief has been successful in promoting the sustainable production of British films. The relief increases the amount of...
A Protocol delivering comprehensive exchange of information up to OECD and international tax standards between Switzerland and the UK, which covers UK taxes of all kinds, has been signed in London by The Financial Secretary to the Treasury, the Right...
New ideas to allow for swifter and more flexible measures to tackle unlawful peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing have been published by the U.K. Government.
The Government is seeking views on the idea of including a power, under the forthcoming Digital Economy...
The UK Government has introduced legislation to remove VAT from supplies of emissions allowances (also known as carbon credits) traded within the UK, in order to prevent the risk of VAT fraud, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, Stephen Timms has announced.
The...