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The return to growth in the UK economy has begun, but the road ahead is likely to be a demanding one, a new report has suggested. The British Chambers of Commerce’s latest economic forecast has pinpointed a number of risks still facing businesses as they recover from the recession. The BCC said the government must avoid business taxes that might hinder enterprise.
Business Update - 4 Jun 2010
Feature Article
» Economic recovery remains 'fragile'
News Round-up
» Government promises review of pension system
» HMRC reminder on company tax returns
» Revised corporate governance code to come into effect
» CGT rise may ‘hit’ business investment
» VAT rise could ‘harm’ the economy
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Feature Article
Economic recovery remains 'fragile'
01 JunThe UK’s economic recovery, although underway, is fragile and could be put at risk by the eurozone debt crisis and turmoil in the financial markets, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has warned.
News Round-up
Government promises review of pension system
02 JunThe government is looking to carry out a wide-ranging reform of the pensions system.
HMRC reminder on company tax returns
02 JunHM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued a reminder about the forthcoming switch from paper company tax returns to online filing.
Revised corporate governance code to come into effect
28 MayThe directors of the UK’s largest companies will have to be re-elected on an annual basis as part of a revised code of corporate governance.
CGT rise may ‘hit’ business investment
28 MayGovernment plans to increase the rate of capital gains tax on non-business assets could, nevertheless, have a negative impact on businesses, it has been argued.
VAT rise could ‘harm’ the economy
27 MayAn increase in VAT to 20 per cent could lead to job losses and could have an adverse impact on the economy, a leading business group has claimed.
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