Susan Symons and Neville Howlett review the findings of the fifth Total Tax Contributions Survey, and find that the cost of tax has increased during the recession.
The Hundred Group published the results of the fifth Total Tax Contribution survey earlier this month a project which is carried out each year by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC) using its Total Tax Contribution Framework. The survey analyses the amounts of tax borne and collected by members of the group and this most recent survey saw the strongest participation yet with 86 Hundred Group members taking part. This reflects the keen interest from British companies in how Government taxes business and in the competitiveness of the tax regime for business investment. A key objective of the survey is to help inform the dialogue between Government and business on how to improve the competitiveness of the UK tax system by promoting a...
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Susan Symons and Neville Howlett review the findings of the fifth Total Tax Contributions Survey, and find that the cost of tax has increased during the recession.
The Hundred Group published the results of the fifth Total Tax Contribution survey earlier this month a project which is carried out each year by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC) using its Total Tax Contribution Framework. The survey analyses the amounts of tax borne and collected by members of the group and this most recent survey saw the strongest participation yet with 86 Hundred Group members taking part. This reflects the keen interest from British companies in how Government taxes business and in the competitiveness of the tax regime for business investment. A key objective of the survey is to help inform the dialogue between Government and business on how to improve the competitiveness of the UK tax system by promoting a...
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