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Budget
Critics argue smaller companies should be exempt from maternity rights while under pressure
20 May 2011
A year in and two Budgets later, what do finance directors think of the government's plans to get the UK working again?
15 Apr 2011
Finance directors are not won over by the government’s plans to boost growth
15 Apr 2011
Whether intended or not, policies in the Budget will benefit green companies
15 Apr 2011
Despite the cut in fuel duty, the government is pushing greener company car fleets
15 Apr 2011
The 2011 Budget was a statement of intent that still glosses over the structural facts of a post-recession economy
15 Apr 2011
Jaimie Kaffash on the pointlessness of attracting WPP and chums home if they do not create jobs here in return for a better tax climate
01 Apr 2011
Financial Director's resident tax expert responds to the plan for growth laid out in the Budget
24 Mar 2011
Caron Bradshaw lauds the Budget for having listened to the sector, but seeks more on shared service VAT for charities
23 Mar 2011
The rookie chancellor also requires good fortune in order to enjoy policy success in 2011
24 Jan 2011
The country retains low corporation tax rate but raises VAT
24 Nov 2010
It will be politics, not economics, that will determine if cuts made now instead of later were the right move
22 Nov 2010
Linking public sector pensions to CPI rather than RPI is good politics, but can make for very bad economics
24 Aug 2010
UK pensions policy has run its course. David Jetuah reports on a special event to discuss the future with FDs
05 Jul 2010
It will be 2011 at the earliest before any commitments are made to low-carbon infrastructure projects
05 Jul 2010
Onlookers hail the chancellor’s Budget as brave. But it is public sector FDs that must play axeman to hit recovery targets, says Melanie Stern
05 Jul 2010
The Budget lacked detail on future taxation and the reasons behind hiking bank lending targets – both headline pressures for FDs
26 Apr 2010
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