8 posts categorised "Budget 2014"

March 19, 2014 A 'swings and roundabouts' Budget By John Hawksworth This was a cautious 'swings and roundabouts' Budget at the macroeconomic level, but did find room for some positive measures at the...

March 19, 2014 Turning words into miles. How far did George get? We look at how far you would get by car, driving from Westminster for the duration of the Chancellors' Budget speeches through the years.

March 19, 2014 Personal tax measures By Alison Hill The rise in personal allowance will provide a little help to a very large number of people. The increase in the 40p...

March 19, 2014 Measures to tackle tax avoidance By Simon Wilks Most of the budget measures on avoidance were expected. The most significant is confirmation that the ‘Accelerated Payments’ provision will become law...

March 19, 2014 Taxation of high value UK residential property By Ros Rowe The Government has announced the extension of the mansion tax to homes over £500,000 bought through a corporate envelope. The Chancellor is...

March 19, 2014 Our reaction to the Budget 2014 By Kevin Nicholson There were lots of positive messages on growth and exports but this was a bit of a scattergun Budget . The Chancellor...

March 19, 2014 The UK Budget - did you know By Alex Henderson Some interesting facts about the UK Budget, before the Chancellor starts his speech: The word ‘budget’ comes from the old French word...

March 14, 2014 UK economy - on the road to recovery Ahead of the Chancellor's Budget announcement on March 19, we've launched our latest edition of the UK Economic Outlook report which helps to set the...

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