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BBCNEWS Verified July 4, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Verified July 4, 2024

British ice are tax Free Allowance to invest in uk listed companies. British isa tax Free Allowance. Moving on to the uk economy. The Office For Budget Responsibility predicts uk economy will grow by 0. 8 this year and 1. 9 next year. The uks Inflation Rate is also forecast to fall below 2 target this year. But the underlying debt, excluding Bank Of England debt, is forecast to be 91. 7 of gdp this year rising to 92. 8 next year. The government also kept a freeze on alcohol duty, which had been due to end in august, which will now continue until february 2025. There will be a new tax on vaping...

Hits and misses of this year's Finance Bill in the digital economy and creative industry - Vimarsana News

Hits and misses of this year's Finance Bill in the digital economy and creative industry

A positive proposal is the proposed introduction of a telecommunication allowance for spectrum licenses.

Alcoholic drinks traders seek relief from excise tax - Vimarsana News

Alcoholic drinks traders seek relief from excise tax

Stakeholders say local manufacturers will be subjected to double taxation of the products.

Unsold Stocks, Unpaid Dues: Alirajpur SHG Producing Heritage Mahua Liquor Shutters Plant - Vimarsana News

Unsold Stocks, Unpaid Dues: Alirajpur SHG Producing Heritage Mahua Liquor Shutters Plant

Despite excise duty, VAT waiver, tipplers find it too costly at Rs 880 per bottle

Mps walk a tightrope on taxes, budget - Vimarsana News

Mps walk a tightrope on taxes, budget

Businesses fired warning shots at the government predicting job losses and closure of firms in favour of other markets in the East African Community should the Bill be passed as is.