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28th December, 2007
KPMG predicts bumper year for personal insolvencies
• Record personal insolvencies - 130,000 are predicted for 2008 • 2007 - more than £1.3 billion was written off as a result of individual voluntary arrangements • The average person entering an IVA in 2007 owed £50,300
Next year is likely to see personal insolvencies reach record levels, with more than 130,000 people entering into an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) or being declared bankrupt according to data analysed by professional services firm KPMG ...
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19th December, 2007
KPMG generates charitable donations through corporate American Express card
Under an innovative new agreement announced today, KPMG staff in the UK who use the firm’s American Express Corporate Card to pay for their business expenses will be helping to raise funds for KPMG’s charity of the year, currently Help the Hospices ...
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18th December, 2007
Record U.K. Results at KPMG
Successful launch for KPMG Europe LLP
KPMG named ‘Global Firm of the Year’
KPMG Europe LLP, the professional services firm providing Audit, Tax and Advisory services, reported today that turnover in its U.K ...
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17th December, 2007
Cyprus, Ireland and Switzerland have most attractive corporate tax regimes in Europe, finds KPMG International poll
Czech Republic, Romania and Greece least attractive for tax But good tax regimes do not guarantee international competitiveness, say businesses
Embargoed for 00.01 Monday, December 17, 2007
Cyprus, Ireland, and Switzerland are the top three countries in a league table of European tax systems, compiled by KPMG International, in which major business organizations across Europe assessed the attractiveness of their domestic tax regimes ...
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11th December, 2007
Worst London Sales Growth for Two Years
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6th December, 2007
Red tape and transport network are the greatest threats to London's prospects
Crumbling infrastructure and a rising tide of red tape will undermine London's ability to compete with New York and Tokyo, a survey of business leaders reveals today.
The capital is a good place to do business, the respondents said, but under-investment in infrastructure and regulation will threaten its competitiveness over the next five years ...
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4th December, 2007
BRC - KPMG Retail Sales Monitor November 2007
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4th December, 2007
UK Companies Exposing Themselves to Bribery and Corruption Risk
A lack of awareness of UK and US anti-bribery and corruption laws, and a failure to communicate the rules to employees, is exposing British companies to increased risk, according to a new report from KPMG Forensic ...
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30th November, 2007
Less than six months left before Research and Development Tax Credits time limits are slashed, reminds KPMG
Businesses risk losing out on two thirds of their potential Research and Development tax credit claims if they fail to take action now, says KPMG
Time limits on claim periods reduce from six years to two years from 31 March next year
Many businesses unaware of the nature and scale of activities that qualify
Companies that have not yet begun to compile research and development (R&D) tax credit claims run a serious risk of losing out on four years worth of tax rebates when the time limits for the qualifying claim periods are cut next year, warns KPMG ...
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30th November, 2007
Administrators Appointed to Ecomold
James Money and Mark Orton of KPMG Restructuring were appointed as joint administrators of Ecomold on Thursday 29 November, following an application by the directors. Ecomold is a long established plastic injection moulding company which specialises in providing components for the automotive industry ...
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