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Tax inspectors are being offered individual bonuses of up to £ 2,000 to track down more unpaid tax, according to a report in the Daily Mail.
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The Department of Trade & Industry (DTI) faces almost-certain abolition under a shake-up being considered by Gordon Brown when he becomes prime minister, according to the Times.
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Tax expert Anne Redston has said that a clear message has emerged from the Pre Budget Report: that the Chancellor has his sights targeted, possibly as never before, at people looking to avoid tax.
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The government aims to simplify how small businesses manage their tax affairs under a four-year plan according to Reuters news agency.
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The Conservatives are considering plans to cut a tax on the profits of small businesses to boost inward investment, particularly from India.
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The information technology chief of HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has been given a 25 per cent pay rise despite presiding over a catalogue of embarrassing blunders at the newly merged tax department, according to a report in the Telegraph.
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A key skill in building a successful business is people management, according to an article in the New Statesman.
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Self-employed fathers could have to pay more in child support after recent House of Lord ruling in favour of a divorced mother.
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It is now eight weeks since the new Minister for Small Business, Margaret Hodge, was appointed to the position as part of her wide-ranging DTI portfolio.
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Chancellor Gordon Brown has come to the rescue of orchestras who could have faced demands for £33 million in unpaid national insurance.
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