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16 Mar 2009
Tax reforms are needed if the UK is to retain its competitiveness when the recession finally lifts, according to a report commissioned by Alistair Darling.
A competitiveness group – comprising professionals in accountancy, law, property, architecture and consultancy – is calling for firms to use growth markets around the world, according to ft.com
Michael Snyder, senior partner at accountants Kingston Smith, said the UK's professional services sector needs to remain innovative if it is to attract the same level of growth after the downturn.
The report reveals that despite the current tax regime working well for the professional services sector, more can be done to encourage inbound investment.
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