
UK & Ireland unquote" April 2012
This year’s Budget, delivered on 21 March by chancellor George Osborne, had few surprises, with even Osborne describing it as “fiscally neutral”.
While a small cut in the top rate of income tax and the much-touted "mansion tax" hit the headlines, there were also a number of modest moves aimed at helping businesses.
In the April edition of UK & Ireland unquote":
*Business Growth Fund: Myth versus reality
*Creative industries seen as risky business
*Antitrust challenges
*And more...
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