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Sunday 20 July 2008
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Rise In Employment Overshadowed By Rise In Unemployment
New figures released yesterday show that both unemployment and employment levels had risen and wage more 
Business Tax
Landlord's Energy Saving Allowance Effective from 7th April 2005, the Landlord Energy Saving more 
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT)
Increased Threshold For Residential Transactions The threshold for SDLT on residential land more 
Capital Gains
Location of Assets In most circumstances, a person resident or ordinarily resident in the UK who more 
Corporation Tax
Corporate Intangible Assets A number of amendments to the corporate intangible assets more 
Licence Fees and Duties
Gaming Duty With effect from 1st April 2005 gaming duty bands will be as follows:- Gross more 
Value Added Tax
Turnover Limits for Registration/De-Registration Taxable turnover thresholds from 1st April more 
Trusts
Standard Rate Band A standard rate band of £500 is introduced for all trusts paying tax at more 
Car and Fuel Benefits
Car Benefits The car benefit will still be calculated as a percentage of the list price of the more 
2005/2006 Tax Rates: At a Glance
Income Tax Rates 2005/2006 (£) 2004/2005 (£) Rate of tax charged on total more 
National Insurance
2OO5/2006 Rates Class 1 (employees and employers) Weekly earnings (£) Employees more 
Personal Tax
Civil Partners Civil partners i.e. unmarried couples and same-sex couples formed as a result of more 
Have You Checked It Out?
As we turn on our TV or pick up today's newspaper there is a high chance we will come across an more 
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