Games tax credit rejected
It is incredibly disappointing that after months of lobbying from the games industry the Government has rejected our calls for a tax break to incentivise games development in the UK. The UK's...
View ArticleThe Coalition Programme – Summary Of Taxation Proposals
In the initial Coalition Agreement of 11 May 2010, the final Coalition Programme released on 20 May 2010 and the Queen's Speech given on 25 May 2010 (as well as the recent speeches given by George...
View ArticleSupport for innovative industries
Previously announced measures in relation to the R&D tax credit and the proposed new Patent Box have been confirmed. The Government intends to introduce an 'above the line' R&D tax credit in...
View ArticleThe headline changes….more to come
As ever, pages of documents have been published backing up the Chancellor's Budget speech made earlier today. We are analysing these and will soon be blogging more in depth analysis but in the...
View ArticleExport more. Save more. Invest more. Build more.
Positive growth forecasts and falling unemployment set a positive tone for this year’s Budget speech, although the Chancellor was frank in his admission that the deficit is still too large. He targeted...
View ArticleBudget March 2015: what are we expecting?
Tomorrow’s Budget Speech is likely to have a split personality, being the final Budget of the Con/Lib Coalition Government but also an opportunity for this most political of Chancellors to publicise...
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