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30 Jan 2012
SLASHING CORPORATION TAX would boost the economy, according to a think tank.
The Centre for Policy Studies wants the government to cut the main rate of corporation tax to as little as 20% in the year's Budget, from 26%. The chancellor is looking to cut the rate to 23% by 2014.
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"A cut in the rate to 20% would be a quantum leap towards encouraging the enterprise economy which this country needs," stated the centre in a Telegraph article.
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