Majority of justices uphold Trump-era levy but avoids broader constitutional questions that some had pushed
It involves austerity, some quirks in UK fiscal rules and ensuring government action requires private investment
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves’s comments were received well by those who believe she has opened the door to less harsh options
Self-imposed fiscal constraints risk starving the economy of the investment needed to boost growth
If executives invest their own money in a deal, earnings would be taxed as a capital gain rather than income
My wife and I would like to gift our flat to our children
Oil and gas sector warns Labour that its manifesto pledge could kill off investment
Rachel Reeves says she is focused on increasing UK output, rather than ‘fiddling around with tax rates’
Both Labour and the Tories have released their manifestos — which will have the biggest impact on your personal finances?
But a robust fiscal and monetary framework is non-negotiable
To govern is to choose. We have been prepared to be unpopular when it was the right thing for the UK economy
The UK has the world’s longest tax code — and the politicians don’t seem keen to change that
Reforms to CGT need to take account of fairness, simplicity and enterprise
Plus, how David Ellison’s bid for Paramount collapsed and the steep geopolitical battle to buy a US ammunitions maker
UK opposition party leader promises ‘national renewal’ in pitch to voters ahead of July 4 election
Policies aimed at ‘national renewal’ leave unanswered questions over funding
We want to buy a house in Tuscany as tax efficiently as possible
Oxford professor first to estimate magnitude of buyout managers’ incentive fees taxed at lower capital gains rate
Sir Keir Starmer to promise to put ‘wealth creation’ at heart of his election manifesto
Government may look at regulation of Big Four firms, with year-long inquiry concluding they operate in ‘grey area’
Some Conservative MPs express disappointment with manifesto and fear it will not entice voters
PM’s claim that policy can be funded by reining in tax dodging and welfare spending is met with scepticism
Prime minister tries to get on front foot after faltering start to campaign
Sir Keir Starmer is under pressure to show how he would fund the party’s plan to improve public services
Party repeatedly refuses to rule out increase in levy on profits made on sales of companies, second homes and shares
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