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Householders are facing an energy tariff lottery because they are baffled by the huge number of tariffs available, research claims.
24 September 2010
The 50% tax rate is unlikely to raise significant amounts of money for the Treasury, Business Secretary Vince Cable says.
22 September 2010
Energy companies will be banned from waiting months before notifying households of a price hike, the Government has promised.
21 September 2010
The Government will employ professional debt collectors to recover unpaid tax.
20 September 2010
Victims of the tax blunder which will see 1.4 million people asked to pay cash back to the taxman may qualify for increased benefits to soften the blow.
17 September 2010
The head of HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) renewed his apology today for errors that have left 1.4 million people facing demands for tax back.
15 September 2010
Britain saw the largest rise in employment since records began in the three months to July as official figures today revealed 286,000 more people secured jobs.
15 September 2010
Beleaguered government department HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is facing fresh anger as its helpline for tax credits renewals is jammed, with some benefit recipients unable to get through for two weeks.
13 September 2010
A mammoth 1.5 million over 60s might be entitled to the pension credit benefit but are not claiming, says the Department for Work and Pensions.
9 September 2010
The Government says it cannot afford to write-off the £2 billion of underpaid tax owed by 1.4 million people.
8 September 2010
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