Will my SAYE proceeds incur capital gains tax? Financial Times
Will my SAYE proceeds incur capital gains tax? I have been working for Stanley Leisure for five years and three years ago I started paying into a Save As You Earn scheme, whereby I saved money every month which, after three years, could be used to buy shares in my company at a discounted rate.
Law lords' ruling could cost the taxman billions Times Online
REVENUE & CUSTOMS may be forced to return billions of pounds in tax to UK companies owned by European multinationals, after it suffered a devastating defeat in a test case in the House of Lords yesterday.
Inland Revenue faces huge claims after Lords ruling Belfast Telegraph
The Government was left facing a bill of several billion pounds yesterday, after the House of Lords ruled in favour of Deutsche Bank in a landmark tax case which has dragged on for more than five years.
Thirteen questioned after £500,000 tax credit dawn raids The Herald
Thirteen people were questioned by police yesterday after dawn raids in Scotland's biggest tax credit fraud operation. Fifty HM Revenue and Customs investigators were joined by 30 Strathclyde Police officers during operations aimed at 10 homes in Paisley and elsewhere in Renfrewshire.
Criticism as Labour MSP claims £7,000 a year to rent flat from son The Scotsman
THE Labour MSP John Home Robertson was condemned by opposition politicians last night after it was revealed he is claiming £7,000 a year of taxpayers' money to live in his son's Edinburgh flat.
Scots MP tops Westminster expenses The Scotsman
ERIC Joyce, the Labour MP for Falkirk, was yesterday named the highest expense-claiming MP in Britain, clocking up larger travel costs than colleagues who fly to far-flung Orkney and Western Isles constituencies.
SNP could raise spectre of 'ethnic conflict' The Scotsman
JACK McConnell, the First Minister, last night warned Scots against "inter-ethnic conflict" by choosing to split from the United Kingdom.
LTTE and its UK-wide network Daily News
BAN : LTTE was banned in the UK February 28, 2001. The annual publication of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) London 'Military Balance 2005/2006' referred to emerging links between the LTTE and the Al-Qaeda movement.
Self-preservation society Mortgage Introducer
As the majority of British mortgage introducers work for themselves, they have a lot of empathy with self-employed borrowers. They know that running your own business can be tough, particularly balancing the needs of customers with the demands of administration and back office functions.
N Ireland names its price for a lasting peace Financial Times
The economy has rarely featured in political negotiations on Northern Ireland.