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UK's top business chiefs threaten tax move
Uk business bosses rasie concerns over the U's ability to charge tax on their foreign...06 May 2008
Sarbox watchdog to leave SEC
Paul Atkins to relinquish his role at the SEC as his term of office comes...06 May 2008
IRS plans to close the $345bn tax gap
The Internal Revenue Service is planning new strategies to narrow the tax gap of $345bn,...02 May 2008
MoD aims to recruit qualified finance chief
MoD launches new campaign to find qualified a finance director 01 May 2008
Excessive HMRC targets to blame for lost discs
It was likely employees bypassed security procedures in order to meet the targets set 30 Apr 2008
Bond swap risk stays on the balance sheet
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Darling braced for off-balance sheet row in mortgage deal
The Treasury is prepared to double £50bn offering to £100bn 21 Apr 2008
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- Law lords open door to foreign liquidators
- KPMG hires former home secretary, Charles Clarke
- Government may have to revisit liability
- Whitehall PFI confusion is deepened by standards delay
- Treasury 'misjudged' complexity of IFRS
- Ahern falls on sword over his mystery finances
- Firms to advise on MPs' expenses
- Chief secretary told she’s gone ‘too far’
- Chimps succeed on self assessment where others have failed
- Ahern faces coalition split over mystery funds
- 'I'd be bonkers to include Rock in debt,' says Darling
- Treasury rocked to the tune of £15m
- NAO to spot check MPs' expense claims
- City police in forensic hunt
- HoC appeals order to reveal MP expenses
- Call for accountants and lenders to fix housing crises
- Military chiefs under fire over 'con trick'
- Treasury chief's part-time role is 'a disgrace'
- Troup dismisses income shifting fears
- Northern Rock cuts 2,500 jobs to reduce balance sheet
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