Our expert tackles changes to the tax charges leveled on companies that are wound up
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Q&A: How to close a company tax efficiently?
Top stories: Bank rate, Tesco, StanChart and the Euro crisis
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Interactive Business Bullet: Bank rate, Tesco, StanChart and the Euro crisis
Europe’s heavy-handed sweep of the audit industry has drawn criticism from leading business groups and fierce rebuke from most audit companies.
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Michel Barnier’s new audit rules see angry revolt
The Chancellor will this week identify almost 10,000 British companies that are “the real engine of growth” and set out plans to champion the best and “professionalise” the rest.
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Osborne identifies ‘top 10,000′ firms
The minutes of the November meeting of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee are out this week, as well as results from companies including Mitchells & Butlers, Dixons and Thomas Cook.
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Week ahead in business and economics: Nov 21 – Nov 25
George Osborne pledged to do what he can to help British businesses grow at the National Business Awards in London on Tuesday. Here is his speech in full.
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George Osborne at the National Business Awards: speech in full
The downturn in eurozone manufacturing in October was even deeper than previously thought, according to “grim” business surveys on Wednesday that showed the currency union’s debt crisis is dragging its economy back into recession.
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Eurozone manufacturing woes deepen as Germany contracts
British outsourcing company Serco is buying Australian contact centre firm Excelior for up to A$13.2 million, as it looks to strengthen its expanding business services offering.
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Serco buys Australian contact centre company Excelior for A$13.2m
Three of Britain’s richest men have pledged to give 10 per cent of their fortunes to charity in their wills.
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Billionaires pledge 10 per cent of riches to charity
Business bullet: Samsung profits; Sony pulling away from Ericsson?
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Business Bullet: UK Banks downgrade; Premier Foods exceedingly unhappy; Samsung and Sony smartphone boost; Japan outlook
