Budget 2008 special report
Get all the latest news and analysis on Alistair Darling's first Budget statement here
Get all the latest news and analysis on Alistair Darling's first Budget statement here
This may be the first full Budget statement that Alistair Darling has made to
the House of Commons, but with pressure mounting on him over the Northern Rock
fiasco and widespread criticism of some of the measures introduced in last
year’s pre-Budget report, he could struggle to make it to his second.
The chancellor attempted to appease non-doms, postponed changes for family
and raised £1.7bn from closing down tax loopholes.
For all of our Budget news and analysis, click on the links below:
Budget review
Guy Hands threatens offshore
move
Small firms face £10m double
tax slug
Troup dismisses income
shifting fears
Accountancy
Age TV: Watch experts discussing the Budget’s implications
Darling’s Budget leaves only
£2.8bn leeway
Tax gap data forced out of
HMRC
SME employees face tax relief
cuts
Shipping bitterly opposed to
non-dom change
Deloitte finds positives for
entrepreneurs in Budget
Avoidance swoop to plug
economic gap
Fair family business tax is
‘mission impossible’
Treasury moves to appease
non-doms
Government backs down on VAT
claims
Road tax heads environment
measures
Government backs down on VAT
claims
Budget reaction
Budget reaction: Non dom
policy ‘grave disappointment’
Budget reaction:
Environmental measures
Budget reaction: Income
shifting warning despite delay
Budget reaction: Small
business
Budget reaction: Charity tax
relief
Budget Statement
Budget 08: Darling’s speech
in full
Budget 08: Cameron says
business has ‘lost faith’ in government
Budget 08: Tax concessions
for national disasters
Budget 08: Northern Rock will
not affect fiscal policy
Budget 08: Tax income to rise
by £22bn
Budget 08: Government targets
umbrella companies
Budget 08: Anti avoidance to
net £1.7bn
Budget 08: Government IFRS
switch delayed a year
Budget preview
Predictions for Darling’s
first Budget
Darling shies away from 2p
fuel duty
Economists warn of £6bn budg
et shortfall
Union attacks tax cut
campaigners
Darling in ‘desperate’
11th-hour deal with US
Budget targets energy firms’
profit from the poor
Chancellor to incentivise
green behaviour
Hedge fund managers slate
non-dom policy
Darling in hot water over
Rock treatment
How will it be for us,
Darling?
Here’s hoping for a
stunt-free budget
Business tax: keep it in the
family
Darling to swoop on Sharia
loophole
TUC urges Chancellor to close
non-dom tax loopholes
Off balance sheet Rock would
be ‘outrageous’
Taxman still wrangling over
non-dom charge
CBI calls for end to Budget
theatricals
Philanthropy on Darling
Budget agenda
Hundred Group warns Darling
against tax increases
Foreign profits plan in
Budget