Retailer Marks & Spencer has become the latest in a line of UK based companies to have the spot-light shone on its tax-practices. Acc(...)

The ongoing political controversy over the level of tax being paid by Google in its major European markets could have serious implications for (...)

Minister for Finance Michael Noonan yesterday defended Ireland’s corporate tax regime, following a meeting of EU finance minis(...)

EU finance ministers meeting today for their penultimate gathering under the Irish presidency of the EU council face a packed agenda. Fi(...)

German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble signalled support for an easing of Europe’s austerity drive as he prepared to face pressure from glob(...)

A nurse and a former Queen’s Guard have become the first couple to take up the government’s help-to-buy scheme, unveiled(...)

The British Inland Revenue unlawfully agreed a deal with Goldman Sachs nearly three years ago which let bankers escape (...)

Tax havens such as Bermuda and the Cayman Islands will work more closely with Britain and other European countries to fight tax evasion, Britis(...)

George Osborne was let off the hook on Thursday by figures showing the UK economy grew by 0.3 per cent in the first quarter of this year. Had t(...)

Britain’s economy avoided a triple- dip recession in the first quarter with expansion that exceeded economists’ forecasts and will provide welc(...)