John Whiting, tax partner PricewaterhouseCoopers and immediate past president of the Chartered Institute of Taxation, finds plus and minus points in the Budget for employers
John Whiting tax partner PricewaterhouseCoopers and immediate past president of the Chartered Institute of Taxation finds plus and minus points in the Budget for employers
It was always going to be the case that nothing in Gordon Brown's seventh Budget was going to be more important for business generally (and employers in particular) than the £4 billion or so extra secondary National Insurance Contributions bill that had just kicked in.
The speech itself didn't seem to contain much but those of us who have seen many years of Budgets confidently expected that there would be plenty to get our teeth into when the press release...
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John Whiting, tax partner PricewaterhouseCoopers and immediate past president of the Chartered Institute of Taxation, finds plus and minus points in the Budget for employers
John Whiting tax partner PricewaterhouseCoopers and immediate past president of the Chartered Institute of Taxation finds plus and minus points in the Budget for employers
It was always going to be the case that nothing in Gordon Brown's seventh Budget was going to be more important for business generally (and employers in particular) than the £4 billion or so extra secondary National Insurance Contributions bill that had just kicked in.
The speech itself didn't seem to contain much but those of us who have seen many years of Budgets confidently expected that there would be plenty to get our teeth into when the press release...
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