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It would be interesting to know how many pence out of each pound we pay in tax/national insurance goes into the pocket of the shareholders for privately owned companies when their dividends are paid.
Is there anyone able to give at lease a rough estimate?
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OTTAWA — A federal program that tops up provincial revenues in response to sudden economic downturns won't be getting any changes until at least this spring.
Finance ministers in Alberta and Saskatchewan say they expected short-term fixes to the fiscal stabilization fund earlier than that and are now wary they will have to wait until after the federal budget to learn about the impact on their own finances.
The program, which has not changed since 1995, provides help to provinces facing a year-over-year decline in non-resource revenues, but the money available to eligible provinces is capped at just $60 per resident.
Spring Budget must be all about Brexit, say accountants
Accountants are encouraging the Chancellor to put Brexit-proofing measures first and foremost in this Spring Budget, according to member body ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants). ‘The recent deprecation of sterling alongside rising energy costs will be likely to contribute towards increased inflation which will eat into disposable incomes. In our view, this furthers The post Spring Budget must be all about Brexit, say accountants appeared first on Small Business.
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Prime News: UK Inflation Drops to 2.5%, its Lowest in a Year
Prime News: UK Inflation Drops to 2.5%, its Lowest in a Year
UK inflation dropped in March to its lowest level in a year, raising questions over whether the Bank of England will raise interest rates in May. The consumer price index (CPI) dropped to 2.5 percent in March from 2.7 percent in February, according to the Office for National Statistics. Economists had expected the annual rate of growth in prices to remain unchanged at 2.7 percent. A smaller…
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Spring Budget Cuts Don't Need to Mean Bad News for Entrepreneurs
Spring #Budget Cuts Don't Need to Mean Bad News for #Entrepreneurs
In a recent article posted in the Exeter Daily, it is reported that the Spring Budget recently announced could spell bad news for businesses, especially for entrepreneurs who are already having a hard time starting a new company. Dividend allowances are being cut from £5,000 to £2,000 and NIC contributions are being raised.
Growing a company can be extremely challenging, but when confronted with…
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European Economics Preview: UK Chancellor To Present Spring Budget
European Economics Preview: UK Chancellor To Present Spring Budget
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond is set to unveil the Spring Budget later on Wednesday. At 2.00 am ET, Destatis is scheduled to issue Germany’s industrial output data for January. Economists forecast output to grow 2.6 percent on month in January, reversing a 3 percent fall in December. In the meantime, industrial production data is due from Turkey. Production is forecast to gain 1…
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