Extra government borrowing suggests tax increases ahead
Troubled company now subject of five investigations
New online service allows informing on tax cheats
Accounting firms will advise on new governbment set up if Tories win election
Despite accusations of financial mismanagement, a charity for the homeless was picked form hundreds of applicants to receive a government grant
New survey of management accountants shows support for the government as ‘extremely low’
A new consultation on changes to the insolvency regime gets support despite fears of a nightmare scenario in which management who aren’t particularly capable are able to borrow money and spend it all
Government departments are going to have to co-operate to cut costs and avoid making large numbers of redundancies
Bailouts will be accounted for as financial guarantees under IFRS, which will create difficult valuations of future cashflows from the fees
Kaupthing lawyers to launch legal challenge against government's handling of the administration of bank's UK subisidiary.
UK government delays decision on compensation fund for more than a million Equitable Life policyholders until New Year
VAT relief scheme under-used by small businesses, says FPB
Papers start slowly on the formation of UKFI
Sir Philip Hampton to be first chair of government company to watch over its shareholdings in banks
The Government continues to keep quiet over its plans to reinvigorate the housing market despite rumors causing a major conveyancing log jam
A catalogue of 'unfortunate' events at HMRC triggered the loss of sensitive child record data according to PwC review
Liechtenstein authorities freeze bank accounts and companies linked to ETA following a request from the Spanish judiciary
Senior ministers to receive grades based on 30 indicators while juniors will be assessed in 15 areas
Investor lawyers also get approval for $464m in legal fees and $28.9m in expense reimbursement
Finance team awarded for handling successful merger of four former NHS trusts, and now serving the UK's largest and most complex ambulance service
Companies who fail to cut emissions could be 'named and shamed' and criticised for failing to meet targets
Treasury is also set to close CGT loophole
Government gives oil and gas companies better tax terms in exchange for keeping North Sea fields running longer
Dave Hartnett admits to MPs on Treasury Select Committee that there have been seven instances of lost data since merger of Inland Revenue and Customs & Excise
Offshore crack down inspires dramatic hike in super-rich claiming tax status
