HospitalityUK said it best in 2021, #VATsenough. The hospitality industry can only watch with gritted teeth as politicians debate new tax policy, and by extension their future.

Bharuch-based Shlokka Dyes Limited in Gujarat is a leading company engaged in the large-scale manufacturing of "Reactive Dyes" used in the textile industry. The company has brought an IPO on the BSE ...

Many African countries inherited their tax systems from France. A tax system that consisted only of a VAT of 18%, with no income or payroll taxes, would probably generate the same or higher ...

I turned 55 this year, and I’m tempted to take out my pension lump sum. I’m not alone. Fuelled by fears over what the Chancellor will do in the upcoming Budget, pension savers are taking action. More ...

There is data published more regularly, however, on the number of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) granted. Because each new home needs to be issued an EPC, the number of EPCs granted and houses ...

Yesterday, the Milan City Council approved the sale of the Meazza stadium and the surrounding areas to Inter and Milan, paving the way for the construction of a new 71,500-seat San Siro (details ...

Ghana’s economy has weathered significant challenges since 2022, including high inflation, heavy debt, and fiscal consolidation under an IMF program. Inflation peaked above 50% in late 2022 but fell ...

Britain is losing £2bn a year in tourist spending after scrapping tax-free shopping, with Reeves urged to restore VAT breaks as rivals France, Spain and Italy surge ahead.

Cutting the Vat rate from 13.5pc to 9pc in next Tuesday’s budget is unlikely to change insolvency rates in hospitality, a leading consultancy has warned. Energy bills and the cost of recruiting ...

Italy's tax take is rising faster than expected thanks to job growth and inflation, putting the budget deficit on track to dip below the European Union ceiling of 3% of gross domestic product in 2025, ...

Ayman Shaikh's RTI findings on a Mulund road project lead Bombay HC to order a probe into alleged misuse of ₹90 lakh in public funds.

Former BrewDog boss James Watt will headline a business symposium in Glasgow next month. Watt, who co-founded the Scottish brewery with Martin Dickie in 2007, has attracted controversy in recent years ...