Mark Schofield and Harry Manisty examine what the recent policy announcements on green taxes mean for tax professionals in UK businesses. Plus an in-house perspective from Will Morris explaining the impact on General Electric’s business
Budget 2011 provided the government with its first full opportunity to lay a marker in the sand on fiscal policy against its commitment to be the ‘greenest government ever’.
Policymakers were reminded that this could be no idle ‘nice-to-have’ policy aim as the full scale and nature of the environmental challenge facing the UK starts to come into sharper focus.
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Mark Schofield and Harry Manisty examine what the recent policy announcements on green taxes mean for tax professionals in UK businesses. Plus an in-house perspective from Will Morris explaining the impact on General Electric’s business
Budget 2011 provided the government with its first full opportunity to lay a marker in the sand on fiscal policy against its commitment to be the ‘greenest government ever’.
Policymakers were reminded that this could be no idle ‘nice-to-have’ policy aim as the full scale and nature of the environmental challenge facing the UK starts to come into sharper focus.
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