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23 Apr 2009
Click on the links below to follow our extensive coverage of chancellor Alistair Darling’s 2009 Budget.
Budget Statement
Cameron slams Labour's decade of debt
News and Analysis
Business dismisses ‘trivial’ Budget
Public sector efficiencies could harm HMRC services
FD rule breaches collective board responsibility
Profession backs single standard for banks
Trade credit plan has cool welcome
Deadline revealed for new offshore amnesty
‘Name and shame’ initiative may violate human rights
Government to increase tax avoidance fine
Taxpayers charter legislation brings cautious welcome
Focus on beating avoidance echoes G20
Comment
IoD's tax head bemoans the Budget
Thanks, Darling, for the British Sarbox
Darling shows he has run out of ideas
Blogs
It's a confidence game...but the chancellor didn't show
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