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A budget for small businesses? By Inksmith / 23 June 2010 / Tags: emergency budget, small business, tax, VAT, national insurance, capital gains 0 Comments As football is on everyone's minds today, let me borrow a popular metaphor and say that yesterday's Emergency Budget is a game of two halves – of cutting costs and raising revenue. Read Full Post
Queen's Speech speaks to SMEs By Inksmith / 27 May 2010 / Tags: Queen's Speech, coalition government, small business, VAT, national insurance, tax, broadband, big banks 0 Comments So the CCC (my acronym for the Cameron Clegg Coalition) have set out their budgetary stall. We knew what to expect and small business organisations seem pleased with the Queen's Speech. But the CCC have studiously avoided the awkward question of VAT. Read Full Post
Increases in VAT and national insurance By jchudleigh / 20 May 2010 / Tags: VAT increases, national insurance, tax rises, small business 0 Comments It's feared that the new coalition government are gearing up for an increase in VAT, which could hurt small businesses, experts warn. Economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, Steve Hughes says any tax increase will feed through into negative consequences... Read Full Post
Election Special - Business prospects under the Tories By Inksmith / 15 April 2010 / Tags: general election, Conservative manifesto, small business, income tax, corporation tax, government procurement, national insurance, loan guarantees 0 Comments As expected, the Conservatives want to encourage greater personal and local responsibility rather than more central government. But David Cameron seized the advantage in the publicity war by promising to postpone Labour's proposed National Insurance 1p increase for employers and workers earning less than £35,000. In addition, in terms of SMEs, the Conservatives have plans to: Read Full Post
What are the politicians offering small businesses? By Inksmith / 12 February 2010 / Tags: election, election 2010, small business, election promises, regulation, bureaucracy taxation, national insurance, cash flow, VAT 0 Comments Can political parties buy the loyalty of small businesses with some pre-election rivalry? To see what the politicos were offering I did a quick scan of the General Election 2010 stories in the Telegraph in the past week. Read Full Post

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