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Stories that are tagged 'insurance tax'

Germany Unites On Draft 2013 Finance Act
5/24/2012
The German cabinet has recently united on the country’s 2013 finance bill, together with the transport tax amendment bill, modifying both the motor vehicle tax law and the insurance tax law.
Turks And Caicos On The Mend After Fiscal Reform
3/23/2012
The Chief Financial Officer of the Turks and Caicos Islands interim government, Hugh McGarel-Groves, has reported significant progress towards correcting the territory's deficit after a raft of measures introduced last year.
UK Insurers Braced For FATCA Impact
2/23/2012
Proposed US regulations will impact on UK insurers in spite of hopes that they might have been excluded from the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act regime.
HMRC Helps Employers Improve PAYE Systems
12/14/2011
HM Revenue and Customs is to help out at those businesses experiencing the most issues with data quality, in a drive to help employers improve their 'Pay As You Earn' information.
IMF Backs Australian Tax Policy
10/10/2011
The International Monetary Fund has endorsed the Australian government's tax policies in its latest review of the country's economy.
Australian Industry Group Calls For GST Increase
9/30/2011
It looks as if business organizations are going to ignore the rules set down by the Australian government for the upcoming Tax Forum to be held in Canberra on October 4 and 5 by calling for an increase in the goods and services tax rate to allow other more inefficient taxes to be removed.
Ireland Clarifies Insurance Levy
9/23/2011
The Irish Insurance Federation has welcomed the publication of Government proposals to clarify the scope of the levy on insurance premiums, but called on the Minister for Finance to abolish the existing 3% stamp duty on premiums.
New Levies Introduced In Turks And Caicos
9/23/2011
The Turks and Caicos government has confirmed that two new interim levies on financial services became effective as of September 12, 2011, ahead of the introduction of a value-added tax.
Henry Review Author Urges Higher Australian GST
9/2/2011
Increasing the Goods and Services Tax from 10% to 15% is necessary for the financial future of Australian States, according to Greg Smith, former Treasury official and one of the authors of the Henry Tax Review.
Australian Government Pleased With IMF Endorsement
8/8/2011
The International Monetary Fund has just published its latest report on the Australian economy, suggesting that tax and structural reforms will play a key role in allowing Australians to take full advantage of the country’s current mining boom.
DIFC Continues Growth
8/1/2011
The Dubai International Financial Centre, the financial and business hub connecting Dubai with the developed markets of Europe, Asia and the Americas, has posted an up-beat report on its performance in the first half of 2011.
IoM Taxpayers Alerted To UK Insurance Premium Tax
5/10/2011
The Isle of Man government has clarified aspects of the UK's Insurance Premium Tax regime, paid by taxpayers in the Isle of Man on general insurance policies where the risk is located in the UK, and has warned taxpayers to be cognizant as to whether they are in fact exempt.
Turks & Caicos Budget Reveals Major Tax Changes
4/15/2011
The interim government of the Turks and Caicos Islands has produced its 2011/12 Budget, which includes major adjustments to the tax system, designed to pave the way to a successful implementation of a value-added tax in 2013.
UK Finance Bill Enacted
8/3/2010
The UK Treasury has announced that the Finance (No 2) Act 2010, which implements measures announced in June's emergency budget, has been enacted.
UK Finance Bill Published
7/5/2010
The UK coalition government has published the first tranche of the 2010 Finance Bill, which implements key measures at the heart of last month's emergency budget.

 

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