Tax Freedom Day: Facts You Might Not Know About UK Tax
IBTimes UK looks at tax facts to mark Tax Freedom Day.
Rejoice! UK's Tax Freedom Day Has Arrived
Adam Smith Institute calculations put May 30 as day in which average UK worker has payed off 2013's tax burden.
UK House Prices See Biggest Annual Rise Since November 2011
Nationwide's house price index shows government credit easing schemes - such as Help to Buy - is boosting demand and prices
SME Finance: Small Firms Unaware of UK Treasury Credit Easing Schemes
BDRC Continental's SME Finance Monitor shows almost two thirds of SMEs unaware of Funding for Lending Scheme.
OECD Cuts UK Growth Forecast But Backs George Osborne's Austerity Drive
OECD says UK Chancellor's public spending cuts programme is "appropriate" despite waning economic outlook.
Accountants 'Not Sceptical Enough' Over Firms' Financial Reporting
Regulator the Financial Reporting Council report notes general improvements in auditing, but finds some accountants not probing enough.
Colonel Richard Kemp: UK Businesses Unprepared for Al-Qaida Terror Threat
Former Afghan chief warns on terror threat as Actis research finds 82% of UK business unprepared for attack.
Francois Hollande Warns Youth Unemployment Will Shatter EU
Hollande, Enrico Giovannini and Wolfgang Schaeuble call for 'New Deal' to tackle jobless young and save EU.
Public Services to Revolutionise UK High Street as Physical Stores Flee to Online
Shops are leaving the high street as online shopping advances but this could present an opportunity for local public services.
UK's George Osborne: Whitehall Faces £11.5bn Cuts as Welfare Budget Spared Fresh Austerity
Chancellor George Osborne says spending review cuts will hit government departments but not the welfare bill.
Abolish National Insurance Tax Breaks for UK Self-Employed, Says CentreForum
Thinktank CentreForum says move would rake in extra £2.3bn for UK Treasury and help pay off budget deficit.
More UK Wages Misery As April Pay Awards Drop
Pay awards in three months to April decline as inflation continues to oupace wage growth - XpertHR.
FCA Fines JPMorgan £3m over Wealth Management Failings
UK regulator slaps penalty on troubled bank, already scarred by London Whale trader crisis.
Ocado Boss Tim Steiner's Orwellian Vision of Online Supermarket Shopping
Digital personal shoppers will know consumers' needs, quirks and budgets, Steiner tells British Retail consortium.
New Blow for Osborne as IMF Warns Austerity is Stunting UK Economy
IMF concludes UK visit by warning George Osborne: 'Slow growth could permanently damage medium-term growth prospects.'
Security Minister James Brokenshire: We are Tackling Cyber-Crime [VIDEO]
Home Office minister dismisses fears of police cuts undermining fight as FSB report reveals £785bn cost to small firms.
Stephen Hester: RBS Balance Sheet is Transformed
RBS boss Hester says bank on route to full health, bringing UK government stake sale closer to reality.
UK Deficit Drop Bolsters Chancellor George Osborne
ONS data shows deficit falling faster than forecast by Office for Budget Responsibility.
Jamie Dimon Escapes JP Morgan Shareholder Revolt as London Whale Losses Forgiven
Dimon retains dual chairman and chief executive role at JP Morgan as effort to unseat him fails in shareholder vote.
Security Minister: Government Tackling Cyber Crime Despite Police Cuts
Small firms have lost £785m to cyber criminals, according to a new report from the Federation of Small Businesses. The FSB said, on average, its members lost £4,000 each to online crime.
Oil Price Rigging Probe: European Commission Asks Traders for Evidence
EU Commission writes to oil market traders asking for evidence of allegations of price fixing by Shell, BP, Platts and Statoil
UK Inflation at Seven-Month Low Driven Down by Fuel Prices
April's CPI inflation reading drops to 2.4% from March's 2.8%, reports ONS.
Iain Duncan Smith's Work Programme 'Failing the Vulnerable'
Work and Pensions Committee launches attack on government's flagship welfare-to-work programme.
Cyber Crime Costs Small Businesses £785m a Year
Federation of Small Businesses report found members were losing on average £4,000 each from cyber crime.
Capitalism is Sweet: Hotel Chocolat and its Very Tempting £4m Chocolate Bonds
Peter Harris, co-founder of British chocolatier Hotel Chocolat, spoke about how his firm raised more then £4m from "chocolate bonds".
Vince Cable: British Business Bank's Funds Pegged for 2014
UK business secretary said EU state aid law will mean £1bn business bank will not pay out for another year.
UK Tax Avoidance: Ed Balls Spells out Labour's Five-Point Manifesto
Labour unveils plans to clamp down on tax avoidance following Google, Amazon and Starbucks furore.
Mark Carney's Bank of England 'More Independent than Under Mervyn King'
Amit Kara, UBS European economist, tells IBTimes UK about BoE's future under Mark Carney.
BBA's Simon Hills: Mark Carney Should Stop BoE's Gilt Purchases
British Bankers' Association's executive director says that Carney should buy "real economy assets," such as securitised SME loans.
Mark Carney 'will Start BoE Governorship with Mistakes'
UBS economist Amit Kara tells ACCA debate that Mark Carney's Bank of England will get off to bad start in July.
