Has the new Chancellor, George Osborne, got the right formula for economic recovery?
It is clear that the emergency Budget will need to outline a clear fiscal reduction plan, balancing tax increases against cuts to public expenditure. Jon Sibson explores but where we will see the majority of those changes.
Stephen Coleclough asks if the desire to raise much needed income from VAT increases will prove too tempting for the coalition Government in their emergency Budget?
Alex Henderson, Tax partner, discusses possible changes to CGT in the June 2010 emergency Budget, and the impact this will have on individuals and businesses
Mary Monfries, Head of Private Business, discusses some of the key issues that are impacting UK business and what the forthcoming emergency Budget may hold for enterprise
Harry Manisty discusses some potential changes to green taxes the coalition Government have already indicated ahead of the emergency Budget which could not only be effective in raising revenue, but also assist the UK to meet its environmental goals.
Neil Edwards explores recent announcements by the coalition Government that have pointed to a possible consultation on a change to interest deductibility which will potentially have a considerable impact on large multinationals corporations.
Despite many announcements from the coalition Government on potential changes in the emergency Budget, there has been a relative silence around changes that may impact the pension initiatives instigated by the previous Government.
In advance of the UK 2010 emergency budget PwC specialists discuss the background to GAARs and the experience other jurisdictions have had, together with our insight on how this may affect business
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