The Treasury has made a fresh approach to UK plcs in efforts to stop them leaving the UK.
Alistair Darling watered down controlled foreign companies plans earlier this week, but the Treasury still made a push for greater dialogue.
Treasury makes new push to keep companies onshore
Policymakers make new overtures to British multinationals as part of continuing efforts to guard against more companies changing their tax bases
Accountancy Age, 25 Jul 2008
Advertisement
The appeal was made by a senior Treasury official following a straw poll of 70 businesses suggesting that some are still not satisfied with the government's stance, the FT reported.
About 9% said they were more inclined to emigrate from the UK after the Treasury set out its current position on taxing foreign profits.
Tags:
Also read
White papers
Most read
- How to choose large business software - matter of opinions
- How to choose large business software - spaghetti function
- Moving forward: gain from loss
- Woolworths - a test of character for suppliers
- Careers: built environment
- Stuart Bridges: FD of Hiscox
- On the money with Gavin Hinks
- Gerrit Zalm: maintaining standards
- This week's blogs: rescue me
- PBR: papering over the cracks
Most commented
- E&Y women told what not to wear
- Lewis Hamilton to remain Swiss tax exile
- Lewis Hamilton stays in Swiss exile
- Roadmap imminent as Cox mounts charge towards IFRS
- New accounting rule pushes Deutsche Bank into profit
- 15 people on BNP membership list call themselves 'accountant'
- Obama: asset or liability?
- Intelligent technology: the next big thing
- Plug pulled on SMEs' electricity supplier
- Banks may need more taxpayers’ money
Special Reports
- How To guides
- Management Consultancy Top 75
- Best Practice regional focus
- Credit crunch special: guiding business through the storm
- PwC 10-year anniversary special report
- The Top 50 2008: Special report
- Tax exodus - a special report
- Practice careers guide: big versus small
- The credit crunch and fair value - a special report
- Budget 2008 special report
Latest
- Strong interest in Woolworths leases
- EU poised to regulate Hedge Funds
- Big firms face shrinking M&A market
- IP focus on personal insolvency
- Poor transfer reporting a 'career-ending' issue
- Ex-PwC clients sue firm for £2m
- Accountancy Age launches PI cover
- PwC lures Paul Davies away from rival E&Y
- FRC moves to avert a going concern 'crisis'
- High Court finds UK’s double tax rule unlawful
Spotlight
Top 30 Accounting Networks and Associations 2008
The race to become the biggest firm on the planet...
Find your next job
Advertisement
Search white papers
- Accounting and Finance
- Budgeting
- Business Intelligence Solutions
- Business Process Management (BPM)
- Business Process Outsourcing
- Financial Planning and Analysis
- Compliance Management/ Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance
- Enterprise Accounting Solutions
- Enterprise Financial Management Solutions
- Expense Management
- Payroll and Personnel Accounting
- Tax Preparation and Reporting
- More
Advertisement
Advertisements
Advertisement
Secondary navigation
Comments
Have your say on this article