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Internet giant Amazon is calling for a drop in the cost of electronic books (ebooks).
25 February 2011
Millions of workers have not been credited with nearly £1.3 billion they paid in National Insurance (NI) which could mean reduced state pensions if they fail to act.
26 January 2011
Consumers should beware firms that illegally charge VAT and then pocket the cash meant for the taxman.
24 January 2011
Over three million taxpayers yet to file their self assessment return have just days to avoid a penalty for late submission.
17 January 2011
A whopping 450,000 people will collectively face extra tax demands of £180 million after underpaying via the pay as you earn system.
11 January 2011
Hundreds of thousands of taxpayers who have moved home over the past few years must tell the taxman or risk missing out on a rebate that could be worth hundreds of pounds .
21 December 2010
Tens of thousands of graduates have been urged to claim money back after it emerged the bungling Student Loans Company (SLC) has taken millions of pounds in overpayments.
15 December 2010
The 2.1 million taxpayers who file self assessment returns by post have less than two weeks to hand in their paperwork.
18 October 2010
The annual Isa limit for savers is set to rise to around £10,670 from April next year.
13 October 2010
The Government has ruled out tightening the regulation of currency firms despite the failure of Crown Currency Exchange, which has left 13,000 consumers fearing for millions of pounds of missing cash.
6 October 2010
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