HM Treasury
Estimates of top-rate tax benefits dominate debate. But are the figures reliable
28 Sep 2011
Far from quietly winding down some bad loans, Philip McLelland is preparing UK Asset Resolution for a commercial future beyond reimbursing the taxpayer
20 May 2011
Supporters of interest rates rise lose out to common sense
20 May 2011
The government is walking a tightrope as it tries to get public finances back in shape
25 Oct 2010
Taxation reform worries remain high on agenda while outsourcing companies prepare for an onslaught - of new business from the public sector, that is
20 Oct 2010
Danny Alexander "accidentally" shows photographers extent of cuts while leafing through Wednesday's report as he left HM Treasury
19 Oct 2010
Forget any useful information or ideas on solving the fiscal deficit until we know who is running the country
26 Apr 2010
This issue of Financial Director went to press 10 working days before the General Election, so one can only wonder what will happen between the time I’m putting these words on paper and when we turn on the breakfast news on 7 May.
26 Apr 2010
Businessmen and politicians have the same problem – both think the other resistant to change. Both are right
21 Mar 2010
What are we to make of the future of economic forecasting after the mystics got it so badly wrong?
22 Feb 2010
Are existing attitudes to inflation, calculation of its triggers and analysis of its effects too old to be useful?
25 Jan 2010
Businesses have had plenty of time to prepare for the 1 January 2010 VAT change back to 17.5%. But outsourcing and credit notes are two potential blackspots for finance directors
23 Nov 2009
Offering greater cash control and bargaining power, it’s no wonder FDs are keen to cash in on the benefits of in-house banking. For a full pdf of our special report, FD Report - Cash Management, click here
14 Sep 2009
Flexible benefits schemes could provide employers with the means to attract and keep the best talent.
06 Jul 2009
I’m just about old enough to remember the days when the Bank of England – the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street – had but to raise an eyebrow and deliver a withering look and recalcitrant bankers would quickly fall into line.
05 Jul 2009
Slapping even more tax on rich people’s pensions is going to result in less revenue for the Treasury, not more. The Chancellor is taking careful aim at both feet and pulling the trigger.
25 May 2009
Banks need tougher stress tests and more openness to earn a clean bill of health.
25 May 2009
Nearly 70% of UK chief financial officers think lower base rates have reduced interest rates on existing bank borrowing, but had little or no effect on obtaining new credit and many now see issuing equity as a more attractive funding route.
25 May 2009
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