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  • January 1, 2009

    Public finances: Is profligacy the new prudence? Does it matter that there are no binding fiscal rules?

    ...corporation tax, will be more vulnerable to the economic cycle. A government whose tax revenues are strongly pro-cyclical needs to run a much bigger surplus when the economy is doing well, in order to have the money to spend in...I have never been a great advocate of fiscal rules, it seems to me they...Jonathan Loynes, Capital Economics: It does matter that there are no binding fiscal rules...not prevent a dramatic deterioration in the public finances. But a complete absence of any framework for fiscal discipline...Imperial College Business School: It does matter. This is a very serious worry. I...be a bit higher to monetise. The tax revenue will have to come from somewhere... By
  • January 29, 2010

    Full text: Obama vs House Republicans

    ...overall jobs package, but if you look at the tax credit that we’re proposing for small businesses right now, it is consistent with a lot of what you guys have said in the past. And just the fact that it’s my administration...Speaker Pelosi. Now, I know you’re not in charge of that chamber, but there really is this...of, frankly, being shut out. When John Boehner and Eric Cantor presented last...creation, our stimulus alternative, the attack machine began to marginalize Eric... By
  • January 23, 2007

    Why British tolerance of foreign ownership is in question

    ...of a company – its knowhow in terms of skills, techniques, software and business processes. “The perceived wisdom is that ownership doesn’t matter, but I don’t think that is the case . . . The acquirer tends to suck in the intellectual property to wherever...undermining the long-term viability of British industry.” A second objection...operations to minimise their British tax liabilities. A Financial Times study in 2004 found... By John Willman, Business Editor
  • May 27, 2009

    Ask the expert: how to rebuild your pension fund

    ...100 per cent cash release as happens in New Zealand? This can hardly be seen...purchase with everyone taking a cut before the poor old pensioner. John Burke, Malaga, Spain Adrian Boulding: The good news is that these rules have already...risk yourself, but you retain control of your pension pot and the levels of income...life, which uniquely is what an annuity does. I have talked to Ministers about this...pension savings were provided with valuable tax relief for the purpose of securing a lifelong income in retirement, and to ensure that this...
  • September 27, 2005

    The great debate: Real estate and the economic cycle

    ...change which so far I haven’t seen in my career – it last happened in 1975-76 through to 1982. FT: As an agent is it inevitable that you’re going to say that to people? John Slade: Not at all, usually I’m much...if I can go into a property fund, one of Matrix’s funds or anything and get tax benefits and get a return every year of...then get a capital gain on top. For me in the street if I can gear as well that looks incredibly...
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