Specialists state new assessment rates not appealing to organizations getting a charge out of expense occasions
COMPANIES NEWS: The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has explained that organizations won’t be permitted to change the base exchange charge (MAT) credit against their expense liabilities on the off chance that they settle on lower company duty rates. 206 more words
Given the uncertain times we are currently looming in, it comes as no surprise that UK investment has decreased and further reductions are expected in course of 2019. 762 more words
A consultant, Mr Kolawole Banwo has said facilities in Lagos schools remained dilapidated as a result of poor procurement processes and corrupt contracting of educational projects. 400 more words
Last month Boris Johnson was confirmed as the next UK Prime Minister by claiming over 66.4 per cent of Conservative members votes. Clearly a popular choice but whether he is the right man for the job remains to be seen. 929 more words
The UAE Government introduced Excise tax in 2017 that was imposed on the goods harmful to human health or the environment. The Cabinet decided to enlarge the list of excise taxable products to include sweetened beverages, sugary drinks and electronic smoking devices, starting January 1, 2020. 141 more words
Hart Shaw are pleased to welcome (L-R); Lucy MacDonald, Josh Lister, Georgina Reddy, Simon Duncan, Megan Herrington, Amit Kotadiya, Fern Hitchen & Mathew Waller.
Josh & Megan are both joining us for a year as part of their university course placement. 110 more words
Spain to push ahead with tax on American tech giants https://t.co/lG0B4tQPIb via @TheLocalSpain
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